DVD2AVI Frameserve???

[ocelot]

@ocelot

Try frameserving with DVD2AVI and VFAPI-ReaderCodec.
For PAL movies you have to set 'Field Operation' to 'NONE' in DVD2AVI.

Regards
Chatwalker

Can someone tell me how to do that. Cause I want to frameserve a AVI file with CCE, in the Guides I only found how to frameserve mpeg files.


Thanks!!!

[Laddydaddy]

You actually frameserve from virtual dub using a file created by DVD2AVI. You can load your avi into virtual dub and use it as a frameserver. It also has filters to enhance your film.
:P

[SLK001]

You don't need DVD2AVI with an .AVI file. In fact, you don't need to frameserve with an .AVI file. CCE will directy import an .AVI file.

If you want to add filters or other effects through frameserving, then just add this line to your .AVS script:

VID=AVISOURCE("C:\MY_VIDEOS\MY_VID.AVI")

I think the syntax is correct, but check the AVISYNTH docs just to be sure.

[adam]

Vdub will work but it may cause more problems and is generally a pain to frameserve with. It would be much easier to use Avisynth. Just do a web search on it. Get 2.06 or 2.7 and install it.

Then use FitCD to generate an AVS script, or you can just make one by hand.

For instance a simple script to frameserve an avi file with resizing and cropping/border adding would be. The last line is just to get around a bug in CCE 2.5.

AviSource("C:\whereyourmovieis\yourmoviename.avi")
BilinearResize(448,448,0,0,720,480)
AddBorders(16,16,16,16)
ResampleAudio(44100)

Just to make sure...you do know that you can just load the avi file directly into CCE right? The only reason to frameserve an avi is if you need to change something which CCE cannot do natively, ie: resizing.