Having problems with AVStoDVD

[Master Tape]

Want to make a DVD for a family friend, and trying to do so via AVISynth with some filters applied to make the footage look a bit better. But i'm at a crossroads. I'm using AviSynth+ which isnt playing ball with AVStoDVD (which from what i gather works better with the 32-bit version of Avisynth?

Here is the script i want to use

AVISource("I:\VHS Captures\Video.avi")
ConverttoYV12(interlaced=true)
AssumeTFF()
DelayAudio(0.080)
separatefields()
e=selecteven().Unsharp()
o=selectodd().Unsharp()
interleave(e,o)
weave()
SmoothTweak(brightness=-20,contrast=1.05)
Crop(0,2,-0,-10)
AddBorders(0,6,0,6)
Trim(923,69241)

Looking at the log file, it's not liking Unsharp and SmoothTweak. When i take those out, it works, but i don't want that.

[davexnet]

Troubleshoot the script outside of AVStoDVD, for example, 32 bit version of vdub.

As you say, AVStoDVD is a 32 bit app, needs 32 bit versions of the filters, works fine with Avisynth + (because it Avisynth+
supports both 32 and 64 bit environments)

[Arizoa]

hello master tape,
what are you using for the dvd? pal or ntsc?
For me i use the following method without problem. First i modify the video to a format accepted by avstodvd , that means mpeg ps 720-576 with ac3 audio for pal. I set the avstodvd outpût to iso and burn the iso with imgburn. To do this mpeg ps video i convert the original with avidemux.
Hope this helps you.

[Master Tape]

hello master tape,
what are you using for the dvd? pal or ntsc?
For me i use the following method without problem. First i modify the video to a format accepted by avstodvd , that means mpeg ps 720-576 with ac3 audio for pal. I set the avstodvd outpût to iso and burn the iso with imgburn. To do this mpeg ps video i convert the original with avidemux.
Hope this helps you.

Hi, i'm using PAL. I already tried converting the AVS to MPG, but had trouble with it. I didnt know AVStoDVD could take MPG files though, so tried that and it worked! I was using a different program which wouldn't load the file. I just loaded the vobs into imgburn and it burned fine. Many thanks.

[Arizoa]

hello master tape,
something strange with videohelp.
in my e mail i foud your message : I didn't think AVStoDVD (https://www.videohelp.com/software/AVStoDVD) accepted MPG's, as i did render one, but used a different program to transfer the file to vobs, but it would never fully load and said it was something ridicilous like 86 hours long, when it was only 90 minutes. But it went through AVStoDVD fine and burned it to a DVD in IMGBurn (https://www.videohelp.com/software/ImgBurn). Many thanks!
I do not see this message on videohelp!

But what about the result on the tv? what about the picture ratio height/width? is the audio synchro with the video? But with modern tv and dvd readers maybe these problems don t exist anymore... Transfering your files to vobs was very long for you, so i suggest you use maybe avidemux, free video converter...
As i understand you have solved your problem...

[Master Tape]

hello master tape,
something strange with videohelp.
in my e mail i foud your message : I didn't think AVStoDVD (https://www.videohelp.com/software/AVStoDVD) accepted MPG's, as i did render one, but used a different program to transfer the file to vobs, but it would never fully load and said it was something ridicilous like 86 hours long, when it was only 90 minutes. But it went through AVStoDVD fine and burned it to a DVD in IMGBurn (https://www.videohelp.com/software/ImgBurn). Many thanks!
I do not see this message on videohelp!

But what about the result on the tv? what about the picture ratio height/width? is the audio synchro with the video? But with modern tv and dvd readers maybe these problems don t exist anymore... Transfering your files to vobs was very long for you, so i suggest you use maybe avidemux, free video converter...
As i understand you have solved your problem...

Yes i edited the message later, so you're probably seeing my original reply. It appears to play fine on the TV, it was enabled to 4:3 in AVStoDVD (or Imgburn) Audio is in sync.