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    I convert video avi(pal) to mpeg2(ntsc) using an avisynth script and Cce sp. Ive already converted a lot of video from different resolution (480x272, 496x288, 512x408, 528x304, 512x304, 576x336, 640x512) and its working fine. The results are always 720x480 with different black border on top and bottom deppending of the resolution of the original avi.

    But there is one avi left, with a resolution of 512x296 that im unabled to convert. I tried every resolution given me by fitcd but when Im importing the script in cce sp, it always say, 'frame size 748x128 is not supported. Supported frame size is up to 720x576'.

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    Try:
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    BILINEARRESIZE(720,416)
    ADDBORDERS(0,32,0,32)
    If I used the "addborders" correctly (I don't ever use it), this should give you a 720x480 final product.
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    nop, same error
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    Open your .AVS file in VirtualDub. Go to FILE > FILE INFORMATION and tell us what the size really is.

    Also, just try this:

    BILINEARRESIZE (720,480)

    This ABSOLUTELY will work. If it doesn't, then your .AVS has issues.
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  5. You have an error in the script. The Avisynth frameserve not the real video frame, but the error in a 748x128 frame. That is what CCE get and it doesn't accept it. To see what error it is load the script in VDub and read it
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    Which version of avisynth are you using ?

    Post the script that is failing here so we can see it.
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    keep changing the script, until you finagle it,

    BUT it's not your script !
    avisynth will feed the wrong size to CCE, when there is a problem with the AVI

    the first time i saw a size error, was when i tried to convert an MKV file

    i've seen it numerous times since then,

    I have found the best thing to do ,IF it is not an MKV, is to open avidemux and load the file, open the packed bit streams then scan and fix the frame problems, then save with a new name

    sometimes i have to extract just the video file, and use fitCD to create a script for that to give to CCE

    sometimes it seems the mp3 audio interferes with avisynth OR CCE and i need a video only file, even though I always have CCE set for NO audio, I encode only the video
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    if you are using avisynth, then tell it not to load the audio at all. Then CCE never sees it.

    AVISource ('pathtoavi', false)

    or

    DirectShowSource('pathtoavi', Audio=False)

    Even if you turn audio processing off in CCE, it will still choke if VBR MP3 is sent to it.
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    I tried to encode the avi without the avisynth script. So I imported the avi into ccesp and when I click encode, heres the error I get:
    acmStreamOpen() failed: error 512.
    The wave format is 353

    So I disabled the audio into the avisynth script and encode the video with ccesp. I used RiverPast audio converter to extract the audio from the original avi.
    everything ok and Im happy

    Thanks
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