How to stop audio/sound mp3 file from playing when video is finished playin

[lindylex]

How do I stop my audio/sound mp3 file from playing when the video is finished playing? This my code below.

a = QTInput("C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\gymnastics_vid\DSCN 3076.MOV", color = 2, quality = 100, audio = false, mode = 0, raw = "yuyv", info = 0, dither = 0)
b = QtInput("C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\gymnastics_vid\DSCN 3075.MOV", color = 2, quality = 100, audio = false, mode = 0, raw = "yuyv", info = 0, dither = 0)
c = QtInput("C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\gymnastics_vid\DSCN 3074.MOV", color = 2, quality = 100, audio = false, mode = 0, raw = "yuyv", info = 0, dither = 0)

the_audio=DirectShowSource ("C:\music\Club_Break_Beats_Techno\(Armand_Van_Hel den)_-_Witch_Doktor.mp3")
combined= a+b

test_clip=AudioDub(combined, the_audio)
logo = imagesource("C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Desktop\video_editing\proje cts\gymnastics\Brand\brand_blank_ver_0.png", end=100).ConvertToYUY2 ().assumefps(test_clip)

logo = audiodub(logo, blankclip(test_clip, length=logo.FrameCount()))

logo + test_clip

My ideas are something to do with KillAudio() at the last frame of the movie. I am not sure how to construct this. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

[Midzuki]

Fruitless comment:

any path that begins with "Docs and Settings\etc" is a bad idea IMHO
(annoyingly long + cocksucks the "geniuses" from Microsoft).

[lindylex]

[SOLUTION SOLVED]

trim(0,last.FrameCount()-1)

This is how you fix this problem. I am using SUPER @ as the encoder, maybe this might be the problem.

[Midzuki]

lindylex wrote:

[SOLUTION SOLVED]

Better click the "edit" button for the starting post of this thread and then
add the tag [SOLVED] to the title.

I have never tried the "QTinput()" thing, so I don't know if it works
as good as/better than "DirectShowSource()".

Anyway I would never use the same term ("logo") for meaning two
or more distinct things unless it was strictly necessary for the programming code
(yes, Avisynth can go much more complex than you've ever thought )

P.S.: Folders on the desktop still are a very bad idea IMO.