I'm having AviSynth script trouble.
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I'm having AviSynth script trouble.
I've read the AviSynth guide by: ErMaC and AbsoluteDestiny but i still can't load my footage into AviSynth. the location is correct but when I run it through WMP it just says "DirectShowSource could not show video or audio".
I'd really appreciate the help
I'd really appreciate the help
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That's ot it. DirectShowSource opens AVI files. It opens just about anything, except for other avs scripts and d2v scripts.
Post your script so we can take a look at what can be wrong. Also, say what compression your footage is in.
Post your script so we can take a look at what can be wrong. Also, say what compression your footage is in.
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im still a noob so if im doing something so obviosly rong try not 2 give me a hard time
>>here is my script>>
DirectShowSource("D:\believe.mpg")
BicubicResize(320,240)
the file that im trying to open is in the correct spot i just... it doesnt work
(i feel like such a fool getting stuck on the tutorial)
>>here is my script>>
DirectShowSource("D:\believe.mpg")
BicubicResize(320,240)
the file that im trying to open is in the correct spot i just... it doesnt work
(i feel like such a fool getting stuck on the tutorial)
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if you didn't put the plugin(s) in the avisynth plugin directory then you have to load/import them in the script.
for mpegs (you're probably working with mpeg2 files) you should use either dgdecode or mpeg2dec3, which allows you to use mpeg2source, before directshowsource.
include the line loadplugin("path to plugin")
then try using mpeg2source("path to footage")
but you should really check to see what codec the footage is encoded with.
(should be under properties, summary (advanced))
and could you tell us where you got your footage (dvd, fansub, etc)
for mpegs (you're probably working with mpeg2 files) you should use either dgdecode or mpeg2dec3, which allows you to use mpeg2source, before directshowsource.
include the line loadplugin("path to plugin")
then try using mpeg2source("path to footage")
but you should really check to see what codec the footage is encoded with.
(should be under properties, summary (advanced))
and could you tell us where you got your footage (dvd, fansub, etc)
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well i alredy had the plugins because i just downloaded the AMVapp.
well i hope that means ive got them
i got the footage from the org. because in the walkthrough or guide or what ever its called it said download the video believe an thats what i did but i dont know it jus seems 2 be .... not co-operating
well i hope that means ive got them
i got the footage from the org. because in the walkthrough or guide or what ever its called it said download the video believe an thats what i did but i dont know it jus seems 2 be .... not co-operating
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since the guide is a bit old, it runs the scripts/tests through WMP 6.4.
Any good program should be backwards compatible...but trying to use a different version (like WMP10 or 11 beta) could cause a few problems
the mpeg is an mpeg1 file...so I believe DirectShowSource is correct.
keep in mind that you need the absolute path to the file. Unless you specifically saved the amv to drive D (just on the drive, not in any folders or on your desktop) what you have won't load the video.
say you have a file on your desktop...right-click and select properties
look for "Location:" highlight and copy (ctrl+c)
in your script, put your cursor inside the quotes of DirectShowSource("") and press paste (ctrl+v). then add another "\" and the name of the file
so it would end up like this:
DirectShowSource("C:\Documents and Settings\Use\Desktop\amv preview.avi")
for my file amv preview located on my desktop
Any good program should be backwards compatible...but trying to use a different version (like WMP10 or 11 beta) could cause a few problems
the mpeg is an mpeg1 file...so I believe DirectShowSource is correct.
keep in mind that you need the absolute path to the file. Unless you specifically saved the amv to drive D (just on the drive, not in any folders or on your desktop) what you have won't load the video.
say you have a file on your desktop...right-click and select properties
look for "Location:" highlight and copy (ctrl+c)
in your script, put your cursor inside the quotes of DirectShowSource("") and press paste (ctrl+v). then add another "\" and the name of the file
so it would end up like this:
DirectShowSource("C:\Documents and Settings\Use\Desktop\amv preview.avi")
for my file amv preview located on my desktop
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could it be an mpeg1 file?
ge this plugin http://nic.dnsalias.com/MPEGDecoder.html if it is
ge this plugin http://nic.dnsalias.com/MPEGDecoder.html if it is