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I copied over the DGDecode.dll into the folder where my .avs file and put a script pinting to the DGDecode.dll such as LoadPlugin("DGDecode.dll") and that worked. now my .avs file looks like: LoadPlugin("DGDecode.dll") LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\Decomb521.dll") MPEG2Source("cl...

I altered the script and I get the error message: "MPEG2Source: couldn't open source file, or obsolete D2V file (D:\DVDRipes\clerks 2.avs, line 1)"

I am trying to get back into making AMVs but everything that I try now is not working like it used to. Ever since I reformatted my computer and downloaded the new AMV App I am unable to load videos into Premiere. For needed information, I am using Premiere 7 on a Windows XP machine. My script that I...

Thanks mckeed. That answers my question. I have been wanting to make an amv to an anime that has not yet been released in America or even on HK dvds.

Arigatomyna: I am not the first person to ask about editing fansubs and besides all fansubs are in AVI format and everyone says not to edit AVIs.

I have tried to search for my question in the forum, but the seacrh results suck because I am unable to any thinh but the first page.

My question is how can I use AVIsynth in Premiere to edit fansubs. What AVIsynth script do I have to write so that it imports into Premiere.

I moved the videos onto track one and track 2 with the image matte on the 2nd track but I still get the problem and I can't figure out what's causing it.

Oh, I forgot. Download the file and put it into the Fonts folder in the Windows directory. Start Photoshop and now you should be able to use the font to change the text.

I would suggest looking for a free font on the web that has the Matrix style.

Go to Free Font File - The Matrix

I have the videos on the 2nd and 3rd track because I can't place an image matte on the 1st track. Lowering or raisng the rubberband has no effect on the many black lines that are on the underlying video.

You're right, I'm using Premiere 6.0.