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    Hi Experts,
    What's the best way to open a Avisynth script and get DVD output(VIDEO_TS Folder)?
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    Can the output video only be saved as an AVI file?
    What color space is it in?

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    Color space: yv12
    This is what I tried. I entered the video(d2v) and the audio(ac3), etc and it encoded it to m2v. Does this combine both video and audio? I thought m2v was only video. Am I wrong?

    Then I used muxman and selected both the video and audio file again and it mixed them into a VIDEO_TS folder.

    Thanks,
    Chris
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    What is it that you are trying to achieve ?
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    Mpeg2Source - the .d2v file only processes video - NOT audio. No need since you already have an AC3 file. Use an app like Muxman to create VOB and IFO files for DVD. MPEG2 files always end up in YV12 format.
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    I'm trying to convert my m2v(Interlaced) movie and audio(AC3) using avs to video_ts.

    Do I have to add the ac3 in my avs script via AudioDub(video, audio) or can I wait until I mux it?
    Do I have to deinterlace the video in my AVS script? (I'm only using interlaced supported filters)

    I need to delay the start of the sound by 132 ms. Anyway to do this using AviSynth?

    Thanks a lot for your time!
    Chris
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    LoadPlugin("DGDecode.dll")
    LoadPlugin("NicAudio.dll")
    video=MPEG2Source("file.d2v")
    audio=NicAC3Source("file.ac3",2).DelayAudio(-0.132)
    AudioDub(video,audio)
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