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  1. I'm trying out the FFVideoSource and FFAudioSource script because I heard the seeking was better. I'm using an MKV file and trying to get the second audio track played, because the first track is commentary.

    Here is my script for those filters:

    FFVideoSource("test.mkv", int track = -1)
    FFAudioSource("test.mkv", int track = -2)
    I get the error that a comma or parentheses needs to go between "int" and "track".

    Can anybody assist? I've looked at the documentation numerous times.
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    The "int" is typically used in the documentation, it just means the type expects an integer. For example,
    FFVideoSource("test.mkv", track = -1)
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  3. Thank you, I got that out of the way.

    I'm having a serious framerate problem now though.

    Here is my script.

    FFVideoSource("test.mkv", fpsnum = 30000, fpsden = 1001)
    It doesn't matter what I do, the framerate never changes. MediaInfo reports it as 29.97 and ffdshow reports it as 23.976. The moment I make the AVISynth script it's reported as 23.968. I have loaded the ffms dll, avsi, and exe files into avisynth, and loaded the timecodes, but the framerate still doesn't change.
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  4. Originally Posted by smike View Post
    and loaded the timecodes, but the framerate still doesn't change.
    If you've muxed in timecodes, that overrides everything else
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    I find it's better to make a M2TS file from the MKV and read that into AviSynth, instead of the MKV file itself.
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