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  1. Member jk318's Avatar
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    Is there a good freeware program that will convert AviSynth scripts to video?

    I have created an script to play (or frameserve?) flash video as a DirectShow source:
    DirectShowSource("C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator\My Documents\Downloaded FLV\genesis_noreplyatall.flv",fps=29.97000002997,audio=true)

    It plays fine in Windows Media Player.

    I have tried MeGUI but it will not let me use the audio from the video. It makes me choose a seperate audio file.
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    Thanks, that works great, although it's quite slow.

    Is there a fast program that will convert directly from AVS to AVI?
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  3. VirtualDub. Speed will depend on the video encoder settings.
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    Thanks, both programs work great.
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    I figured out how to save the file as an AVI encoded with x264, so is there a fast way to convert that avi to mp4, since its already encoded?

    I tried putting the AVI file in an empty file with mp4ui, but I got an error message:
    Exception: MPEG-4 Internal
    Reason: video compressor H264 not recognized
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  6. VirtualDub:

    Video -> Fast Recompress
    Video -> Compression... -> select codec and configure

    For example, select the Divx codec, set Rate Control Mode to 1-pass Quality Based, Fixed Quantizer = 3. A bigger quantizer will get you a smaller file with less quality. A smaller quantizer will get you a bigger file with higher quality.

    AviSynth will also give you uncompressed audio so you'll want to compress that too:

    Audio -> Compression... -> select codec and settings

    Say, MP3 at 192 kbps.
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    Thanks. (sorry I edited my post while you posted)

    Is there a way to encode to AAC with VirtualDub or AviSynth? I could not find AAC in the list of audio compressions. I tried installing CoreAAC.
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    This script will convert avs to flv @ 320x240 (or whatever -change script to suit yourself.)

    Requires Mencoder http://oss.netfarm.it/mplayer/builds/mencoder-p4-svn-23404.7z


    (Right Click to Save)
    avs-flv_mencoder_script.cmd

    DaudioK will convert AVS files to AAC
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  9. I'm not sure if Nero Recode accepts AVS scripts but it's fast and can create MP4 files with h.264 (AVC) video and AAC audio.
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    I figured out how to save the file as an AVI encoded with x264, so is there a fast way to convert that avi to mp4, since its already encoded?

    I tried putting the AVI file in an empty mp4 file with mp4ui, but I got an error message:
    Exception: MPEG-4 Internal
    Reason: video compressor H264 not recognized

    It does the same thing when I choose other mpeg4 encoders (like MS mpeg4 v3)


    Another question: Is there a way to register codecs (or whatever they are) so that they appear in the list under Audio > Compression... in VirtualDub? I tried downloading and registering coreaac.ax
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    Hi,
    WinFF will go directly to H.264 with AAC Audio from your AVS, just pick either the H.264 *iPodLinux* or H.264 HQ, There currently isn't an H.264 HQ Widescreen preset but I could easily make one and post it on the WinFF forum if needed. Also regarding encoding speed, if you run a dual core processor you can enable multithread in the WinFF preferences and speed up encoding by about 30%.
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    Thanks GMaq, its much faster now.

    Where can I find a list of commands for ffmpeg?
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    Hi Again,

    This is where I started, like anything it's not too difficult once you get the hang of it, Here's the link:
    http://ffmpeg.mplayerhq.hu/faq.html

    Here is another specific to H.264: http://rob.opendot.cl/index.php/useful-stuff/x264-qualityspeed-guide/
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    Thanks again
    "He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else."
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