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    can someone wite me a script for avisynth to frameserve the output from scenalyzer to the input of procoder...Thanx
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    Open up any text editor, type the below
    AviSource("c:\folder\myclip.avi")
    or
    DirectShowSource("c:\folder\myclip.mpg")
    where myclip.avi or myclip.mpg is the output from scenalyzer.
    Save the script as movie.avs and open in it in procoder
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    Thanx a million.....
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    keep getting error line 1
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    this a progress report. still cannot frameserve from any dv transfer program such as scenalyzer or windv ect. trying to use avisynth and send the output from scenalyzer to the input of procoder. does anyone know if this is possible? Ive been pulling my hair out for days and still havent been able to do it.
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    You are doing it wrong.

    Look at this:
    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1017352#1017352

    I think you need to read up on frameserving. You have to actually capture the AVI - you can't "stream it" into an encoder on the fly.

    So yes, you are doing something wrong.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  7. I think it is MainConcept that will both capture DV and encode to mpeg on the fly. Some other apps will do it too. Requires a fast-ish system and as to wether it will provide the quality you want/need, I don't know.
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