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  1. Member videocheez's Avatar
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    Im trying for the first time using avisynth 2.5 and CCE 2.67 to convert a PAL SVCD to NTSC DVD and i successfull encoded a three minute clip to see what the conversion would look like.

    This is the avisynth scritp that i have used:
    LoadPlugin("C:\avs plugins\mpegdecoder.dll")
    mpegsource("C:\1movie encoding\cce\hulk\hulk123.m2v")
    BilinearResize(688,416,21,0,678,480)
    AddBorders(16,32,16,32)
    AssumeFPS(23.976, true)
    Trim(5000,10000)
    ConvertToYUY2()

    Any help would be appreciated

    Thanks in advance,

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    there's a green bar there?
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    There was one on the screen shot let me edit the pic.
    Hopefully one of the avisynth gurus will be able to figure this one out.

    Thanks in advance,

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    Originally Posted by videocheez
    Im trying for the first time using avisynth 2.5 and CCE 2.67 to convert a PAL SVCD to NTSC DVD
    ...

    The green bar on the side appears much wider than it does on this screen shot.

    This is the avisynth scritp that i have used:
    LoadPlugin("C:\avs plugins\mpegdecoder.dll")
    mpegsource("C:\1movie encoding\cce\hulk\hulk123.m2v")
    BilinearResize(688,416,21,0,678,480)
    AddBorders(16,32,16,32)
    AssumeFPS(23.976, true)
    Trim(5000,10000)
    ConvertToYUY2()

    Any help would be appreciated

    Thanks in advance,

    VC

    First try taking all but mpegsource out and see if you are getting the video. Then add the stuff back in one at a time until you have trouble. Use VDub or mplayer to preview the avs and see if you are still seeing video.

    Nothing in there is jumping out at me.... except odd numbers on the resize, you might *might* have to even align those crops.
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    If you do not want a green line, I see no "crop" command anywhere in your script. Or you can use the Settings Advanced tab-->(double click)Clip frame in TMPGEnc.
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    It's built into the resize command....
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    Thanks guys this has been useful information. By the way I fixed the image that i posted above so please take a look.
    I first took Tommyknocker's advice.
    Originally Posted by Tommyknocker
    First try taking all but mpegsource out and see if you are getting the video. Then add the stuff back in one at a time until you have trouble. Use VDub or mplayer to preview the avs and see if you are still seeing video..
    I decided to use the null transform filter in vdub mod to crop the green bar and also to crop the black lines. In vdubmod i ended up adjusting the the dimensions as follows:
    X1=16
    x2=240
    y1=75
    y2=33

    The cropped file had dimensions of 464x372. I suppose I could frameserve this to tmpge and be done with it but i would like to write an Avisynth script that will crop this movie as i have listed above so that i can use CCE to encode to dvd.
    I need help applying the vdob mod crop numbers to Avisynth in order to achieve the same effect. As an alternative, I would like to know if I can frame serve from vdub to CCE2.67 and forget about writing the Avisynth script. If its possible to serve vdub to cce please provide advice or location where I can find a guide.

    Thanks in advance,

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