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  1. LoadPlugin("C:\program files\dvd2svcd\MPEG2DEC\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
    video=mpeg2source("c:\games\01.d2v")
    audio=wavsource("c:\games\onimusha.wav")
    audiodub(video,audio)
    BicubicResize(480,360)
    AddBorders(0,60,0,60)

    That is my script and once I try to bring into CCE, it freezes. I can not get a AVIsynth script to work for anything (I even offered it money). When I convert DVDs it works fine, on it's own? No go. Any help would be appreciated.

    TIA
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    DVD2SVCD work in a different way. Video and audio will be encoded seperately. However, the script is OK. Sometimes it is usefull to add a ResampleAudio line to the sript, sometimes it is better to drag&drop the .avs into the cce window instead of "right click and add".
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  3. What I meant by working in DVD2SVCD is AVIsynth, not this script. I added the resample line also, froze. I drag into CCE all the time, froze. I don't get it. Guess I'll just stick to VFAPI.
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  4. I assume you do have CCE 2.5 that has been patched to accept avs files right?
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  5. 1) Can you open/play your AVS file in media player?

    2) Try removing the following line:
    audiodub(video,audio)

    3) or remove both lines:
    audio=wavsource("c:\games\onimusha.wav")
    audiodub(video,audio)

    and encode the audio seperately.

    BTW - in CCE undersettings are you using ES or PS?
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  6. You probably have an Athlon processor. Add the following line to the end of your AVS file.

    ResampleAudio(44100)

    Let me know if that fixes it :o)

    wh
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    hmm, you may try the patch, that Kdiddy mentioned. If nothing helps, vidguy's method might always work. Convert the .d2v with VFAPI, load the fake avi into CCE, set everything as you would do with a .avs and save the project. Edit the .ecl with notepad, change the source file (*.avs instead of *vfapi.avi), change the target resolution if you use Avisynth to resize, change start and end frame if you use the trim command, etc and save the project. Then start cce, open the project and encode.
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  8. If you have an AMD Athlon CPU, do the following. Save an avisynth script with the following:

    LoadPlugin("C:\program files\dvd2svcd\MPEG2DEC\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
    video=mpeg2source("c:\games\01.d2v")
    BicubicResize(480,360)
    AddBorders(0,60,0,60)
    ResampleAudio(44100)

    Load that into CCE, and disable audio processing in CCE. Encode your audio file separately (beSweet 1.11 highly recommended), and use bbMPEG to multiplex / split your final mpeg(s).

    If this doesnt work *AND* you are using an AMD based CPU, flame me like mad :o)

    wh
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