AVStoDVD Support Thread

[jond]

I tried updating avisynth to the version you pointed to (avisynth+) but it made no difference.

I noticed that my install of AVStoDVD had its own version of avisynth so I uninstalled and reinstalled AVStoDVD -- this time, I unchecked the avisynth install button. The log shows:

AviSynth Version: AviSynth+ 3.7.2 (r3661, 3.7, i386) (release 2.60)

so it is picking up the latest version of avisynth, but it still fails in exactly the same way.

[davexnet]

Try manually running the command using this version (4.1.1 32-bit)
of FFmpeg using multiple threads and see if you get anything different

[jond]

This version of ffmpeg runs okay even with -threads 32. I only got the usual 32 threads warnings I have always gotten.

Should I copy this version into AVStoDVD's ffmpeg folder?

[davexnet]

This version of ffmpeg runs okay even with -threads 32. I only got the usual 32 threads warnings I have always gotten.

Should I copy this version into AVStoDVD's ffmpeg folder?

That should be OK, you'll have to try a run through to make sure the whole thing works.
Hey congrats, you got a result

[jond]

Okay, here's what I ended up doing:

1) fresh install of avisynth+
2) fresh install of AVStoDVD -> unchecked the tool's avisynth install
3) install of davexnet's ffmpeg on top of tool's ffmpeg install

My test project completed with no issues.

Successful result!

Thank you very much for all of the help!!

[davexnet]

Thanks for the final status, sounds good

[defbiz]

I'm having problems converting a PAL frame rate to a NTSC frame rate. The source is 50fps but I changed the scan type to Interlaced.
ConvertFPS says: 'New framerate too small. Must be greater than 66.6666 increase'

[davexnet]

I'm having problems converting a PAL frame rate to a NTSC frame rate. The source is 50fps but I changed the scan type to Interlaced.
ConvertFPS says: 'New framerate too small. Must be greater than 66.6666 increase'

Post here (upload the file) the complete log

[defbiz]

I'm having problems converting a PAL frame rate to a NTSC frame rate. The source is 50fps but I changed the scan type to Interlaced.
ConvertFPS says: 'New framerate too small. Must be greater than 66.6666 increase'

Post here (upload the file) the complete log

Here's the log:
https://pastebin.com/raw/epT8WB2p

[davexnet]

I'm having problems converting a PAL frame rate to a NTSC frame rate. The source is 50fps but I changed the scan type to Interlaced.
ConvertFPS says: 'New framerate too small. Must be greater than 66.6666 increase'

Post here (upload the file) the complete log

Here's the log:
https://pastebin.com/raw/epT8WB2p

Seems to be a 720p source, mpeg-2 inside MKV, interlaced, Pal frame rate converted to NTSC using blend.
It goes wrong during the encode, I suspect something about the file itself.
Can you upload the source file

[MooMooMooMoo]

Someone recently posted about a dll issue. I have a similar Active X issue on Win 10:

I've got a similar issue on my Win 10 install (still works fine on XP!), "Windows Common Controls Active X Library (mscomctl.ocx) is not installed or is not configured properly.

This file is mandatory for AVStoDVD.

Any suggestions?

Geff

[davexnet]

Someone recently posted about a dll issue. I have a similar Active X issue on Win 10:

I've got a similar issue on my Win 10 install (still works fine on XP!), "Windows Common Controls Active X Library (mscomctl.ocx) is not installed or is not configured properly.

This file is mandatory for AVStoDVD.

Any suggestions?

Geff

Did you run the install setup or are you using the portable version?

Within the AVStoDVD folder structure there is folder called "Lib" and in there is a file called mscomctl_reg.bat - right click this and choose "run as adminstrator"
and it should fix this problem