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klinky
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Post by klinky » Wed Dec 24, 2003 9:31 pm

You define your clips into variables such as :

a= AVISOURCE("theclip.avi")
b= AVISOURCE("2ndclip.avi")

Then add the two together

c = a +b


Then return the product :
Return c

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a= AVISOURCE("theclip.avi")
b= AVISOURCE("2ndclip.avi")
c = a +b
Return c

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Post by Rozard » Wed Dec 24, 2003 9:35 pm

Fluxmeister wrote:So how does one glue together a bunch of 23.976 avi files...
Y'know Tim, this is somewhat covered in the guide :roll: :P

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a = AVISource(file)
b = AVISource(file)
c = AVISource(file)
...
ƒ = AVISource(file)
a + b + c + ... + ƒ
Make sure that the framerates are all the same or else it won't work. Also, I've found that if I encode them all with their respective audio, and then piece them together with a script like this, the audio in the first file is fine, but the others are sped up. Instead, combine all your audio sources into one file, and use that to encode your video with.
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Post by Scintilla » Wed Dec 24, 2003 10:22 pm

Rozard wrote:

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a = AVISource(file)
b = AVISource(file)
c = AVISource(file)
...
? = AVISource(file)
a + b + c + ... + ?
Make sure that the framerates are all the same or else it won't work. Also, I've found that if I encode them all with their respective audio, and then piece them together with a script like this, the audio in the first file is fine, but the others are sped up. Instead, combine all your audio sources into one file, and use that to encode your video with.
Well, the audio bit might be due to the fact that the + is short for UnalignedSplice, which simply strings the audio clips together without any regard for sync. AlignedSplice (or ++) would cut off the audio or insert silence as necessary to keep things synched. I don't know for sure if that's the cause, but it's something to try.
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Post by Fluxmeister » Thu Dec 25, 2003 1:36 am

Rozard wrote: Y'know Tim, this is somewhat covered in the guide :roll: :P
That explains why the script on this page doesn't work:
(under Exporting the video file)
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/ ... xport.html


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Post by Fluxmeister » Thu Dec 25, 2003 3:19 am

(reload = reload vdub application)
... Vdub is an avs nightmare ... reload if it hits an error... oh but wait, the script you just were using is now invalid and you changed nothing... reload, line 2 error, reload, line 3 error.... reload, no error...

I dunno if "WTF" is even appropriate. :P
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