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| AviSynth support in SVCD2DVD | ||
| ChrissyBoy posted 2007 Jun 16 13:29 | ||
Is AviSynth support in SVCD2DVD something that people would be interested in?
Basically, in the most simplest scenario you could have an "input.avs" text file with this single line : DirectShowSource("C:\movie.wmv") and then input.avs could be an asset of SVCD2DVD. So you could convert any file to DVD, as long as you have the DirectShow filters to play the file in WMP. Obviously, for the more seasoned AviSynth users, any script which produces interleaved video and audio frames will work. So all your favorite complex scripts would work too... | ||
| Jikchung posted 2007 Jun 16 18:19 | ||
| You can count me as interested. 8) | ||
| ChrissyBoy posted 2007 Jun 18 12:11 | ||
| Dwight: the latest build: 2.5.2725 has this added now. Any avs related findings (good or bad) can be posted in this topic please.
Thanks. CB | ||
| mwkurt posted 2007 Jun 18 19:14 | ||
| Chrissyboy,
Nice job on the avisynth script feature. What I would really like to see though is a batch operation or a command line option for SVCD2DVD. Is there any chance of that happening in the near future? I realize we can start more than one instance of the program but I prefer to not bog down my machine too much with encoding chores. I would like to be able to run SVCD2DVD sequentially to encode multiple movies. Thanks, | ||
| Jikchung posted 2007 Jun 27 19:44 | ||
| Works great for me. Good speed (18 fps) even with multiple filters running. Thanks for the flexibility. | ||
| MilesAhead posted 2008 Sep 14 12:15 | ||
| hmmmmmmmm don't know how I missed this!!
Do files loaded with DirectShowSource statement automatically pick up .sup subtitles? Or better yet, can you place a VobSub statement in the script to hard code idx/sub subtitles? | ||
| ChrissyBoy posted 2008 Sep 15 12:02 | ||
| It should pick up the subs as normal (i.e have the same basname for the file). If your script renders idx/subs via VobSub in say WMP then i would say yes... I have never tried it, however, but keep us posted as this could be a good discovery! | ||
| MilesAhead posted 2008 Sep 17 14:58 | ||
| Hmmmmmmm I'm gettin' nowhere fast. If I have this input.avs
DirectShowSource("movie.avi") VobSub("movie") and try to import it I get "unable to import asset" if I have this input.avs DirectShowSource("movie.avi") it appears to be loading, but it never makes the asset list and the program hangs. edit: btw I have other converters on the machine that load all input with DirectShowSource statements and have converted the .avi movie in question so the DirectShow filters and the input .avi file are not hosed. :) | ||
| Jikchung posted 2008 Sep 17 15:03 | ||
| Have you tried importing those scripts into media player or mpc? | ||
| MilesAhead posted 2008 Sep 17 15:12 | ||
| I'm playing it with mpc now opened through the input.avs file.
I don't userstand why it won't even load. I don't see any switches for anything to do with AviSynth. It's really weird. | ||
| MilesAhead posted 2008 Sep 17 15:14 | ||
| It's not that it's that big a deal to do SubToSup but then you run into the
color change hassle. White subs with black outline become hot pink with green outline and it's really an eye strain. :( It would be nice if I get get it to do simple .avs scripts. | ||
| Jikchung posted 2008 Sep 17 17:43 | ||
That rules out an error in the script. It is weird. | ||
| MilesAhead posted 2008 Sep 18 14:50 | ||
| I'm just thinking, is there any possibility that SVCD2DVD takes note of where stuff
is during the install? Maybe when I install some other encoders it may change the location or something in the registry to do with AviSynth? Seems strange. I do have a gizmo to change the subtitle colors. I haven't looked at it since the last update but I hope the author made it easier to change the color palette or whatever it is that controls foreground background border color etc.. I mess with it and get it to work but by the next time I forget how to use it!! :) If you're in a hurry then it's a hair pull. :( |
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