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  1. I have an avi file and srt sub. How can I create a permanent sub using either avisynth or aviscript? I don't know anything about the 2 programs. Must I use virtualdub to frameserve or better still can I directly load the avs file into tmpgenc for encoding?

    The reason why I chose this method is because when I tried to frameserve
    from virtualdub using the default textsub filter in virtualdub, tmpgenc will
    report as file unsupported.Please help!!
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    Originally Posted by Drakng
    I have an avi file and srt sub. How can I create a permanent sub using either avisynth or aviscript? I don't know anything about the 2 programs. Must I use virtualdub to frameserve or better still can I directly load the avs file into tmpgenc for encoding?

    The reason why I chose this method is because when I tried to frameserve
    from virtualdub using the default textsub filter in virtualdub, tmpgenc will
    report as file unsupported.Please help!!

    The VSFilter plugin may do what you are looking to do.


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  3. How do I use this filter?
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    Originally Posted by Drakng
    How do I use this filter?

    I don't recall off the top of my head... it has been a while since I played with it.... see this thread for a discussion.

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  5. Can someone post a simple script, just the avi file and the srt file and all the essential dll. Would appreciate very much. Thanks
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    Originally Posted by Drakng
    Can someone post a simple script, just the avi file and the srt file and all the essential dll. Would appreciate very much. Thanks
    Dude, did you read that thread? seemed like there was plenty of examples and discussion on how to use it.... tis where I found out about it.....

    When I get home tonght, I'll dig up what I have used in the past... As I recall, it is fairly straightforward..... biggest PITA was geting the sub file in order... Subtitle Workshop seems to ring a bell..... it will be at least 4-5hrs before I can get to it though...
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    OK... sorry for the delay.... long day at work.....

    I guess there was a bit of confusion as the package that the VSFilter.dll is part of is called TextSub. Here is a link to it on WarpEnterprises. This package has a full set of instructions on how to use it. If you have any furthur questions, let me know....



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  8. Yeah.. I read the tread but it doesn't seem to apply in my case.Textsub is
    already provided in virtualdub. I don't know how to write the script and the
    parameters required.

    I just need a simple script for a avs file so that I can directly loaded it in tmpgenc or VD...Please help.
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  9. Textsub is also a filter of vsfilter.dll. Usage

    LoadPlugin("c:\vsfilter.dll") # if not in auto plugin dir of AviSynth
    AviSource("c:\video.avi")
    Textsub("c:\subt.srt")
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  10. Great!! It Works!!! Thanks a lot Hee=Ha!!!
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    Code:
    LoadPlugin("c:\program\dvd2svcd\mpeg2dec\mpeg2dec.dll")
    mpeg2source("c:\y\xyz.d2v")
    LoadPlugin("C:\Program\VobSub\textsub.vdf")
    textsub("c:\y\xyz.ssa")
    LanczosResize(352,288)
    This sample uses a DVD2AVI project as source and the textsub filter that's part of VobSub, and uses .ssa, but .ssa is easily converted to .srt if it doesn't handle srt natively.

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