helpppp
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Re: helpppp
Welcome to the forum's Xesi ,And as to you're problem what do u get?Try making a screen shot.Xesi wrote:|:
anyone help plz?
i cant import mkv files into vdub without it crashing or getting weird and different error messages,and i cant import avs files at all |:
plz anyone help?
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Re: helpppp
Ok, first make sure that you have avisynth 2.5 installed.
Next, what's your script look like? Importing MKV's isn't like imporing .d2v or .avi files.
is what you should be using.
Next, what's your script look like? Importing MKV's isn't like imporing .d2v or .avi files.
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FFmpegSource2("filepath\filename.mkv")
is what you should be using.
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EDIT: You'll also need THESE files in the "plugins" folder of Avisynth 2.5 to get that to work.
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Re: helpppp
I've always used DirectShowSource and it's worked fine.Code wrote:Ok, first make sure that you have avisynth 2.5 installed.
Next, what's your script look like? Importing MKV's isn't like imporing .d2v or .avi files.
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FFmpegSource2("filepath\filename.mkv")
is what you should be using.
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Re: helpppp
Not good for editing, because it's not frame-accurate. Or so everyone else always says.Soup wrote:I've always used DirectShowSource and it's worked fine.
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I,ll have to try this out then.Scintilla wrote:Not good for editing, because it's not frame-accurate. Or so everyone else always says.Soup wrote:I've always used DirectShowSource and it's worked fine.
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This.Scintilla wrote:Not good for editing, because it's not frame-accurate. Or so everyone else always says.Soup wrote:I've always used DirectShowSource and it's worked fine.
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I once had to manually fix frames once I exported the lossless. It was *NOT* fun. I was using a vfr file and it happened when ffmpegsource was in an earlier stage of development, so yeah... directshowsource was the only solution I was aware of to deal with vfr stuff. I think dss2 might have been out and working already, tho...Scintilla wrote:Not good for editing, because it's not frame-accurate. Or so everyone else always says.Soup wrote:I've always used DirectShowSource and it's worked fine.