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    I really don't know what I'm doing here.

    I downloaded VirtualDub and Avisynth, found a script online which is this:

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    AVISource("Intro With Music.avi")
    
    FadeOut(20) # fade-out the last 20* frames
    I placed it in the folder with my video so the last part of it could fade out, and opened the .avs file with Windows Media Player. It fades out perfectly.

    How can I now turn both the original video and the fading out effect into one single .avi file to play? I tried dragging both into VirtualDub but I got the error code AVI Import Filter error: (Unknown) (80040154). Obviously some of you will be cringing at how bad I am at this, but I just want to have a little help in doing this.

    Thanks in advance!
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  2. Open the AVS script using File->Open Video File. Choose and configure a codec (XviD maybe? In Video->Compression) and reencode it. Once you filter something using AviSynth, the whole thing has to be reencoded.
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    Originally Posted by manono View Post
    Open the AVS script using File->Open Video File. Choose and configure a codec (XviD maybe? In Video->Compression) and reencode it. Once you filter something using AviSynth, the whole thing has to be reencoded.
    I still got the same error message as before.
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  4. OK, try this. Make a new AVS and name it, maybe, 'Version.avs'.

    Inside have just one line:

    Version()

    Save the AVS and try opening that in VDub. You should get a little rectangle with the version of AviSynth you're using. I don't really know why your script might work in WMP but not in VDub. Unless you haven't installed and set up VDub properly. Maybe someone else can step in and help.
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    Originally Posted by manono View Post
    OK, try this. Make a new AVS and name it, maybe, 'Version.avs'.

    Inside have just one line:

    Version()

    Save the AVS and try opening that in VDub. You should get a little rectangle with the version of AviSynth you're using. I don't really know why your script might work in WMP but not in VDub. Unless you haven't installed and set up VDub properly. Maybe someone else can step in and help.


    Same thing.
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    Well that was weird. I reinstalled VirtualDub and it works. Same version and all. o_o
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