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  1. So I have a set routine on how to convert flvs. They come from skate.reel and are vp6/adpcm. Now I'd extract the video with flvextract (no audio since it doesn't support adpcm), then load that avi via directshowsource in avisynth with the flv used for sound. I do it this way because it otherwise desyncs. AVS would look something like this:
    v = directshowsource("video.avi")
    v = v.assumefps(30)
    a = directshowsource("video.flv")
    a = a.resampleaudio(44100)
    clip = audiodub(v, a)
    return clip
    I'd then send that to x264 and use vdub to extract the audio. Use mp4box to wrap it all. FFDShow (ffdshow alpha techinically) makes the magic happen really by having everything set up right. One of the other reasons I do it like this is because I use quite a few avisynth functions to edit the videos together and it let's me easily automate everything while keeping the quality up.

    Now recently I needed the audio to be AAC and trying to find a way to do it, I checked out SUPER. Since it can load AVS and spit out AAC.

    Now everything is broken.

    I'd only just done a conversion before I installed SUPER. Once I had installed SUPER, the piece of shit broke everything. I can no longer use my old method and I can't use SUPER either (it outputs a video with the error message).
    This is the error message:
    DirectShowSource: Could not open as video or audio.
    Video returned: "DirectShowSource: couldn't open the file video.flv: Class not registered"
    Audio returned: "DirectShowSource: couldn't open the file video.flv: Class not registered"

    I tried uninstalling SUPER and FFDShow, even avisynth and reinstalling it all, but apparently that isn't good enough, whatever SUPER has done has fucked shit up well proper. So my suspicion is that SUPER has dropped some altered DLLs that it leaves behind, possibly write protected, or change some sort of direct show association. I remember one time long ago I registered and deregistered some stuff, but I can't recall and google didn't turn up anything either.
    FFDShow is still configured correctly, even after the reinstall, but nothing. I'm really frustrated right now, so any and all help would be appreciated. One to fix this issue and get FFDShow and AviSynth working properly while ridding myself of the SUPER cancer and getting something that can either do avs to aac or wav/mp3 to aac.

    Much obliged.
    Last edited by Attack; 22nd Jun 2010 at 15:14.
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  2. It sounds like you need to reinstall an FLV Splitter.
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  3. Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    It sounds like you need to reinstall an FLV Splitter.
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    EDIT: Basically every time I launch super, it breaks this again. What a shit program.
    Last edited by Attack; 22nd Jun 2010 at 16:09.
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  4. If something looks like shit and smells shit so it must be a shit! The sad news is SmUPER is still recommended by users in this forum
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  5. Well, I went with it cause it could've gone AVS->AAC, but the FLVSplitter issue prevented that. Well it couldn't in the end and after a bit of google I found FAAC at http://www.rarewares.org/aac-encoders.php
    Which is cli and even better for automation.
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  6. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN AND TO WHOM IS CONCERNED ABOUT LAST SUPERC UPDATE

    Since Supforum is down, I report here the following bug with
    SUPER © v2010.build.42 (Nov 7, 2010)
    Any video file (up to 1080p) with H264 codec plays fine on my computer with BSplayer and CoreAVC Version 2.0.0.0 (Updated on 2009-12-18).
    Unfortunately, if I install the above SUPER © on my computer and run the program once, then the video files won't play properly any more (the image shows some decompression problem) even after closing SUPER C.

    I have to reinstall CoreAVC to play the video correctly again.
    I do not like the fact that SUPERC does not uninstall properly and hide some curious files or update onto the HDD

    happy new year
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    Originally Posted by jeromepadoue View Post
    I install the above SUPER © on my computer and run the program once, then the video files won't play properly any more (the image shows some decompression problem) even after closing SUPER
    Never had that problem. I use v2010 build 37
    SUPER isn't the best in the world but it's fantastic for occasional oddball conversions.....I'd never use it everyday.
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  8. right hech54...I never had this problem either with 2010v38. Unortunately, as mentionned extensively, it is impossible to go back to working earlier version once update installed...So I have to get rid of Super C all together cause I will not reinstall OS from scratch just for that! Now I am looking for an alternate to SUPER C with the same versatility...Thanks for any advise hech54
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    WinFF offers both simplicity (through the inclusion of the most commonly-used conversion presets) as well as the option for versatility (by allowing your to overwrite command line parameters). It is far, far less bloated than Super. In fact, you may be shocked by its simple interface in comparison.
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