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    I get an error trying to encode, Here it is.



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    DivX H.264 Encoder Console
    --------------------------
    
      Using this console window you can type the
      command "divx264" from any directory.
    
      Type "divx264 -help" for more information about
      using this version of the DivX H.264 encoder.
    
    F:\Program Files\DivX\DivX H.264 Codec CLI\bin>g:
    
    G:\>cd Apollo 13 (1995)
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>divx264 -br 700 -npass 1 -aqo 2 -sf "Sample.dat" -i "movie.a
    vs" =o "1stpass.264
    Error: unknown argument: =o
    For a list of valid arguments use -help
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>divx264 -br 700 -npass 1 -aqo 2 -sf "Sample.dat" -i "movie,a
    vs" -o "1stpass.264
    Error: Could not open movie,avs
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>divx264 -br 700 -npass 1 -aqo 2 -sf "Sample,dat" -i "movie.a
    vs" -o "1stpass,264
    Framerate outside profile specification (DivX Plus, 23.2Hz) (116/5)
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>
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    Post a mediainfo tree vie of your source file, and your AVS script
    Read my blog here.
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    Code:
    DirectShowSource("G:\Apollo 13 (1995)\video.avi")
    BlackmanResize(640,352)




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       General  Complete name : G:\Apollo 13 (1995)\video.avi  Format : AVI  Format/Info : Audio Video Interleave  Format profile : OpenDML  File size : 81.7 GiB  Duration : 2h 14mn  Overall bit rate : 87.3 Mbps  Writing application : VirtualDubMod 1.5.10.2 (build 2540/release)  Writing library : VirtualDubMod build 2540/release
       Video  Format : YUV  Codec ID : YV12  Codec ID/Info : ATI YVU12 4:2:0 Planar  Duration : 2h 14mn  Bit rate : 87.3 Mbps  Width : 720 pixels  Height : 404 pixels  Display aspect ratio : 16:9  Frame rate : 25.000 fps  Resolution : 12 bits  Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 12.000  Stream size : 81.7 GiB (100%)
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    Try AVISource(), or the RawSource() plugin, instead of DirectShowSource()

    (if you have to use DSS, at least add "fps=25, convertfps=true").

    P.S.: 640x352 is NOT "16:9". Use 640x360, OR 624x352 at least.
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    Code:
    DirectShowSource("G:\Apollo 13 (1995)\video.avi")
    BlackmanResize(640,324)
    ("fps=25,convertfps=true")
    The script's value was not a video clipt. I get that error.
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    Here is an update. guns1linger, or someone want to jump in? Please read the last part of my code.



    Code:
    DivX H.264 Encoder Console
    --------------------------
    
      Using this console window you can type the
      command "divx264" from any directory.
    
      Type "divx264 -help" for more information about
      using this version of the DivX H.264 encoder.
    
    F:\Program Files\DivX\DivX H.264 Codec CLI\bin>g:
    
    G:\>cd Apollo 13 (1995)
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>divx264 -br 700 -npass 1 -aqo 2 -sf "Sample.dat" -i "movie.a
    vs" =o "1stpass.264
    Error: unknown argument: =o
    For a list of valid arguments use -help
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>divx264 -br 700 -npass 1 -aqo 2 -sf "Sample.dat" -i "movie,a
    vs" -o "1stpass.264
    Error: Could not open movie,avs
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>divx264 -br 700 -npass 1 -aqo 2 -sf "Sample,dat" -i "movie.a
    vs" -o "1stpass,264
    Framerate outside profile specification (DivX Plus, 23.2Hz) (116/5)
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>divx264 -br 700 -npass 1 -aqo 2 -sf "Sample.dat -i "movie.av
    s" -o "1stpass.264"
    Error: No input file specified
    
    G:\Apollo 13 (1995)>
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