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    Can anyone explain this CCE(2.64) error? I receive it when I import an AVISynth script, already converted with VFAPIconv. If you need more particulars please ask and I will provide what I can. This error dosen't appear all the time, just certain avi files. See image below.
    Almost forgot, the original avi size is 640 X 272.
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    Avisynth uses the MessageClip filter for error reporting interally. I guess, the 776*56 clip is a message clip, so just preview the clip with windows media player or virualdub and you will see the exact error message.
    Since you did not load the mpeg2dec plugin, Avisynth does not know, what "TemporalSmoother" means.
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    Thanks for the tips, I'm still very new to frameserving with AVIsynth. I know now that the error was related to an AVI with AC3 audio.
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    Update: To bypass the AC3 audio I split the avi into two seperate files, video and audio. When I try to open the avi, from converted script, I get the following error: AVISource autodetect: couldn't open file. Is there an error page for reference somewhere? I haven't seen one. The file was encoded using DivX MPEG-4 Low-motion codec.
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    If Avisynth can not open the file, I suggest to check the path and filename of the source in line 1.
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    Thanks for responding Truman, I figured that part out shortly after I made the post. But with that corrected and the script converted with VFAPIconv, it'll give me an error that states it's unable to suggest a PCM codec (or unsupported, can't remember exactly now) but that was due to the AC3 audio. I split the files to get around this and I end up with sync problems. Still haven't figured that out yet. I think half of my problem is with XP and avi's, but it's really hard to say. I am now using FITcd for the scripts, sometimes it works, and sometimes not. I'm not giving up though AVISynth is supper fast as a frame server. In the meantime I'll keep using TMPGenc as a frameserver which works quite well, and if you have any tips or urls to point me too that would be greatly appreciated.
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  7. i use the same stuff, but dont get too many audio sync problems.

    However, yesterday i made a cvd : the mpeg on my hdd was synced perfectly, but when playing it on my standalone the audio is outa sync guess there's a writing problem there somewhere ...
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    Run your AC3's through AC3Fix (you can find it on Google). Sync problems with AC3 are often due to problems in the source itself.
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