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  1. Im just wondering why DoCCE4U keeps include audio in CCE to create error when encoding. So it forces me to do it manually. I know it is not really a big deal but Im just wondering if this happens to some people and Id like to know the solution if theres one so I dont need to keep editing the ecl or avs files prior encoding or doing pulldown and sort of things.
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    Are you referring to the resample audio line? If not I have no idea what you could be referring to because DoCCE4U doesn't set CCE to encode any audio at all. The resample audio line is just a workaround for a very common bug where CCE would lock up on AMD CPUs if no audio was loaded. The line doesn't hurt anything, so if you are locking up it is probably due to something else.
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  3. Umm no.. It creates error about acmStreamFailed:At least one parameter invalid. This because DoCCE4U includes audio when encoding. But when i save the ecl without audio it then encodes flawlessly. Maybe my avs setting or something else: Heres an example of my avs:

    import("C:\Program Files\DoItFast4U\new.avs\addaudio.avs")

    LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\DoItFast4U\new.avs\mpeg2dec3.dll")

    Mpeg2Source("VTS__01_P01.16~9_1.d2v",idct=0)


    ConvertToYUY2()
    AddAudio()

    Using Avisynth 2.52
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    So are you now referring to the AddAudio line? This is equivalent to the resample audio line its just for use with later versions of Avisynyth. Like I said, DoCCE4U does not set CCE to encode audio, but the AVS scripts still load audio as input into CCE, for the above mentioned compatibility reasons. If you are using a pentium CPU than you probably don't need this line, though I don't see how it could be causing your crash. If you would like to remove this option then there is no need to edit your avs scripts everytime. DoCCE4u has an option to modify its avs output in its settings area.

    Remove the addaudio line and now your ECL files won't have any audio input. If you are using an AMD processor, however, then CCE will immediately crash upon the loading of your AVS script.
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  5. Umm when i remove the AddAudio line in avs it gives me AVIGetStreamError after creating vaf. It only works on couple of ecl but not in all ecl files. Mmm.. who knows what is the problem with my computer. Im using P4 2.4 Ghz with 512 DDR ram. Guess I have to do it manualy from now on.
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