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    When I try to encode the audio using neroaac encoder, the following error occurs, ask many people and still cannot solve the problem, I will appreciate if someone can help

    --[Error] An error occurred
    ---[NoImage] Exception message: Script error: Invalid arguments to function "DelayAudio"
    ---[NoImage] Stacktrace
    ----[NoImage] in MeGUI.AviSynthClip..ctor(String func, String arg, AviSynthColorspace forceColorspace, AviSynthScriptEnvironment env)
    ----[NoImage] in MeGUI.AviSynthAudioEncoder.encode()
    ---[NoImage] Inner exception: null
    --[Information] [2010/11/17 下午 12:14:29] Job completed
    Last edited by ihmcjacky; 17th Nov 2010 at 22:24.
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    seeking help~~google many times but doesn't seems to get the answer
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  3. what kind of audio ? use mediainfo

    how are you inputing the audio ? directly or through avs script ? in a container or elementary audio ?

    make sure you do not have any spaces or non english characters in the filenames
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    thanks for the answer~
    this is the mediainfo information


    I inputted my audio directly through the megui audio inputting box

    and the audio is extract from the TS stream
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  5. Do you have aac decoder installed ? eg. ffdshow

    Try inputting the .ts directly



    If that doesn't work use .avs script

    BassAudioSource("audio.aac")

    or

    FFAudioSource("audio.aac")


    Try zeroing out the delay (the number written in the name will be entered if you use the audio directly)
    Exception message: Script error: Invalid arguments to function "DelayAudio"
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    thanks poisondeathray,you are right, it is the path's problem, the "..../encode temp/..., when I correct it as encode_temp, it works flawlessly, thanks for your advice!
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