I will like to serve a large movie (bigger than 4,7 GBs) from RIP vob files to CCE 2,5 or 2,64 with Avisynth in order to re-encode it and then burn it on one DVD-R. For audio and subtitles I will use other programs. I’m interesting only on the picture re-encoding.
Can someone expert on Avisynth send me an example script?
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The script you use depends largely on your source. There is no generic script which will work on any source. You should try using FitCD or even gordian knot to create an avisynth script. The use of these programs is really pretty self explanatory, and of course they come with documentation also in case you get stuck.
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I don't have any problems frameserving from AVISynth or VirtualDub to CC 2.50, but 2.62 and now 2.64 won't work with the same setup. Does anyone know what the trick is?
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Avisynth will not work with the newer 2.62 and 2.64 CCE because they handle the video different. Doom9 has alot on this. My problem in 2.5 is I get the error message that it reads only .ecl files.
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ccesp 2.50 and ccesp 2.64.01.09 or newer (latest is 2.64.01.10) read Avisynth scripts directly.
Fredrick, have a look at these doom9 guides to see, how to load a video file into ccesp. *.ecl is just a project file.
Arian, I recommend to create a DVD2AVI project.
Then you will need Avisynth 1.03 or later (Avisynth 2.05 is recommended) and one of the MPEGdecoder plugins. I suggest mpeg2dec2.dll, because it let you load a video source, that was cropped with dvd2avi.
Also try MPEGDecoder.dll, that should let you load *.vob files.
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Originally Posted by Truman
I will give it a try!
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Originally Posted by Truman
Do you know where can I find this MPEGDecoder.dll? -
They seem to have server problems at the moment.
Thr plugin you will find as a attachment of this
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Hi all
In answer to the original question, like ppl say avisynth should be used with cce 2.5, whilst avisynth has many scripting options the most common involve using "LoadPlugin", "mpeg2source", and "ResampleAudio" if you use an athlon processor to fool cce into thinking your doing audio otherwise it crashes.
LoadPlugin("c:\program files\mediaenc\gordianknot\mpeg2dec.dll")
mpeg2source("c:\gladiator\1.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)
save as a .avs file, mpeg2dec path to the avisynth codec, and 1.d2v is the dvd2avi filename
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Originally Posted by Niceone
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Originally Posted by Truman
Thank you for your input Truman -
there are only 2 avs scripts that i have ever needed for dvd files in CCE
Forced film:
LoadPlugin("C:\mpeg2dec.dll")
mpeg2source("C:\VTS_02.d2v")
IVTC:
LoadPlugin("C:\mpeg2dec.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\decomb.dll")
mpeg2source("D:\lain.d2v")
Telecide()
Decimate(cycle=5)
obviously you will want the corect paths that are on your computer, but you get the idea
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