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    maybe the attachment helps
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    also check this attachment it match different episode
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  3. test.avs is using a different video. It's for debugging purposes. The audio doesn't matter for that test (you can use killaudio() ), because you're going to be using the orginal audio when you're applying it to the actual video . It might be because you're using directshowsource() on your mkv - it's not accurate. When you have a bunch of trims and seeks, non linear access, temporal filters in your script - directshowsource can cause mixed up frames. If you change it to ffms2 or another accurate method like lsmash it should work . It's a smarter, better way of doing it. It will work with any video, because it inherits the properties of the orginal video , such as frame count, etc.. .

    But if you're happy manually usig Trim() with the first method, go ahead
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    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    test.avs is using a different video. It's for debugging purposes. The audio doesn't matter for that test (you can use killaudio() ), because you're going to be using the orginal audio when you're applying it to the actual video . It might be because you're using directshowsource() on your mkv - it's not accurate. When you have a bunch of trims and seeks, non linear access, temporal filters in your script - directshowsource can cause mixed up frames. If you change it to ffms2 or another accurate method like lsmash it should work . It's a smarter, better way of doing it. It will work with any video, because it inherits the properties of the orginal video , such as frame count, etc.. .

    But if you're happy manually usig Trim() with the first method, go ahead
    avs.avs is working well many thanks


    in fact I'm not a producer at all, it just for temporary time
    so I don't know what else to use except directshowsource which the xvid4psp add it automatically
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