I am testing my encodes. They are encoding too fast

[rocky12]

I am testing encodes by changing values in my script. My encodes are getting done in a few seconds instead of a few hours. The source is XviD. The source for encoding to as a test is DivX. I removed DeBlock. I thought that would put my encode speed to normal. It didn't help, so I put DeBlock back in. Here is my script. How can I get it to encode at normal?

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\deblock.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\msharpen.dll")
AVISource("D:\The Breakfast Club (1985)\video.avi")
DeBlock(35,0,0)
BlackmanResize(448,464,8,1,624,574)
AddBorders(16,56,16,56)
Trim(0,-1).FadeOut(150)
MSharpen(10,100,true,false,false)

[träskmannen]

I think your problem is this:

Trim(0,-1).FadeOut(150)

It looks really strange - what are you trying to do?

[rocky12]

I used FitCD for a basic script. Do I remove the FadeOut line? Do I put anything in replace?

I think your problem is this:

Trim(0,-1).FadeOut(150)

It looks really strange - what are you trying to do?

[träskmannen]

Remove the complete line. FitCD does give that line but with a "#"-sign in front of it. That means that the line will be ignored.

If I understand things right the "Trim"-command will try to give you all frames from frame 0 to frame -1 which isn't possible, that's why your script stops immediately.

[rocky12]

Thank you for the info.

Remove the complete line. FitCD does give that line but with a "#"-sign in front of it. That means that the line will be ignored.

If I understand things right the "Trim"-command will try to give you all frames from frame 0 to frame -1 which isn't possible, that's why your script stops immediately.

[rocky12]

What frames are possible? Earlier I tried 65000,72000. It cut off parts of my movie.

Remove the complete line. FitCD does give that line but with a "#"-sign in front of it. That means that the line will be ignored.

If I understand things right the "Trim"-command will try to give you all frames from frame 0 to frame -1 which isn't possible, that's why your script stops immediately.

[jagabo]

What frames are possible? Earlier I tried 65000,72000. It cut off parts of my movie.

That's what Trim() is for -- removing parts of the movie. Trim(0,-1) keeps only the very first frame of the movie. If you want to keep the entire movie don't use Trim().

http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Trim

[rocky12]

Thank you. I didn't know that. I want the full movie, so I won't use Trim. What about FadeOut(150)? What does that do? Do I need it?

What frames are possible? Earlier I tried 65000,72000. It cut off parts of my movie.

That's what Trim() is for -- removing parts of the movie. If you want to keep the entire movie don't use Trim().

[gadgetguy]

Fadeout(150) means fade to black over the last 150 frames. If you check the AviSynth folder you will find documention that explains all of the built in functions and filters.

[rocky12]

So it's not needed?

Fadeout(150) means fade to black over the last 150 frames. If you check the AviSynth folder you will find documention that explains all of the built in functions and filters.

[jagabo]

How much trouble is it to read the manual?

[gadgetguy]

So it's not needed?

I don't know, do you want the last 150 frames to fade to black?

[rocky12]

Probably not. I would want the picture.

So it's not needed?

I don't know, do you want the last 150 frames to fade to black?

[träskmannen]

Just remove the complete line.