Does avisynch have a source range filter?

[shochan]

see subject.

[Truman]

Yes, but unfortunately no preview

AVISource("......avi")
Trim(0,10000)+Trim(11000,20000)+Trim(21000,0)

The first "0" means 1st frame, the "0" at the end is the last frame. Using the script above you will end with one mpg.
If you want to encode/frameserve only two parts of a source seperately write two scripts.

AViSource(".........")
Trim(0,100000)

AViSource(".........")
Trim(100001,0)

Load both into your favorite encoder.
Also you can use a script without that trim line and use the source range of the encoder, at least TMPG and CCE have one. Both come with a batch encode mode. ...hmm, actually I do not need to tell you anything about TMPG.
So add the .avs 2 times to CCE, doubleclick on "input file settings" and set the start and end frame. Anyway I recommend to preview the source with TMPG or VirtualDub, because CCE's source range isn't very accurate and of course Avisynth has not any.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Truman on 2001-11-27 11:43:48 ]</font>

[shochan]

Thanks again!

Yeah I love tmpge and all but I want to try something new. I have hit my peak on tmpge. and now its time to write.....

CCE Eplained!!!!! Moohahahahah!