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  1. Member
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    Hi,

    Just made a conversion from divx to mpeg2 (DVD) using CCE. My source was originally 23.976fps, and i changed framerate of 'video only' to 25fps using Virtualdub, because i am in PAL land.

    Source Details;

    Divx 4 (OpenDivx),
    576*304,
    23.976fps (converted to 25fps as mentioned above).
    Length: 1 Hour 45 Mins 50 sec.

    Calculations for CCE PAL Script;

    Source: 576*304
    Target: 720*576, 4:3.

    720/576 = 1.25 x 304 = 380

    576-380/2 = 98

    Avisynth Script;

    avisource("C:\***.avi")
    LanczosResize(720,380)
    AddBorders(0,98,0,98)
    ConvertToYUY2()
    ResampleAudio(44100)

    After the conversion finished, i tried authoring my converted file with Tmpgenc author and got this error;

    "The video resolution 576*304 cannot be used for a standard DVD"

    "The video framerate 25fps cannot be used with a resolution of 576*304"

    I've triple checked my calculations with my script, and calculations seem ok? I cant figure out wots gone wrong here?

    Any idea's please?

    Thanks in advance.

    /TheDJ®
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  2. AviSynth converts on the fly. You have to open the .AVS script file in TmpGenc.
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  3. Member
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    So wots that gotta do with CCE?

    I dont use tmpgenc, coz conversions come out jerky on there.

    I have been using the above method for a while now, done many successful conversions, its just this particular one.

    Any more help please?
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  4. Sorry, missed the "author".

    I assume you are indeed opening the AVS script in CCE. Sounds like the resize is not happening. Try opening the script in Vdub and check the file specs.
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    Hi Nelson,

    I've checked my script in VD, and it looks ok i think;

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