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    Hi All !

    I'm using AviSynth + DVTimeStamp to add Datacode to my DV Files.
    I noticed that when I using the AVS file I can see some "bad frames" inside my DV File (attached image), when I'm not using the AVS I don't get even one frame like that.



    I tried to remove the DVTimeStamp and use the AvySynth just for reading the Avi file without changes and still, I get the "bad frames" in the file.

    I also tried to download varios versions of AviSynth.

    Can anyone help me ?

    Thanks
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  2. Member flaninacupboard's Avatar
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    are you recording your DV as type one or type two?
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  3. The DV file is one file inlude Video+Sound.
    I think it is mode one...
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    try capturing in mode two instead, it's been less problematic for me
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    I have experienced the same effect when I import my DV files with avisynth. (Also other AVI types give sort of dropouts)
    Virtualdub will open it without problems, mediaplayer (and other) give bad frames and audio corruption.

    I can ALMOST eliminate the effect by disabling the hypertreading function of my P4. But it will not fix it.

    The only solution I found is to disable the audio in my AVS script and process it separately.

    Example:
    This will give the me those bad frames:
    SegmentedAVISource("hingisYi.avi")

    This will work without bad frames:
    SegmentedAVISource("hingisYi.avi",false)

    There seems to be no real solution, it's really frustrating.

    There were more people here who posted about the same problems.
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  6. I only do type 2, i have only read about type one in AviSynth; you should open with DirectShowSource instead of AviSource. There is also a SegmentedDirectShowSource in AviSynth. Worth a try i think.
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  7. hi,

    I captured the DV file using Pinnacle Studio9, when I try to convert it to type 2, it dosn't create 2 files.

    do you mean to separate the audio and video to two different files ?

    is there any software you know I can use ? or I need to re-capture the files again ?
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    Originally Posted by bigcobra
    hi,
    I captured the DV file using Pinnacle Studio9, when I try to convert it to type 2, it dosn't create 2 files.
    It wouldn't, tpye one and type 2 still bpth exist in one .avi file, the file is just structured in a slightly different way.
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  9. Hi everyone !

    thank you all for the replies.

    I can now use AviSynth without problem in two ways :

    - Disable Sound process - (Thanks The_Doman !)
    - I am using the command "DirectShowSource" instead OpenVMLSouece
    (Thanks to Basilik Tournadski - TvTimeStampex author)

    Now I can process without errors !

    Thank you all.
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