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  1. CCE gave me this error when I input AVS script. "Frame size 748x128 is not supported. Supported frame size is 720x576." The Divx video has a resolution of 480x360 and I use FitCD to create the script below.
    # -= AviSynth script by FitCD v1.1.2 =-
    #LoadPlugin("D:\PathOf\AnyPlugin.dll")
    AviSource("E:\Sample.avi")
    BicubicResize(336,224,0,0.6,0,0,480,360)
    AddBorders(8,8,8,8 )
    #Trim(0,33173).FadeOut(150)
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    Avisynth is probably giving you some kind of error (it makes the error message the video stream). Open your avs file in VirtualDub or Media Player.
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  3. dowload dvd2svcd, use the vcd template and then change the file type to avi, convert and enjoy. Super easy

    ps, I convert avi's of add resolution all the time and have never had a problem LETTING dvd2svcd do it for me.
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  4. I found out it's because the Divx file use Windows Media Audio V2 as its audio codec. How do i fix this so CCE and Avisynth will accpet the Divx file?
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    Just to get avisynth to load the file, you can use
    Code:
    avisource("E:\sample.avi",false)
    The "false" argument tells avisynth to ignore the audio. However, I think some versions of CCE will crash if you don't have an audio stream at all, so you'll need to use wavsource and audiodub to add one.

    That's the easy part. The hard part is likely to be converting your Windows Media Audio to a useful format. I would make sure you can do that before you bother taking the time to encode the video.
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