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ShanaEncoder is an FFmpeg GUI, not a scripting tool like MeGUI, StaxRip, and Hybrid.
It is pretty natural that this program has limitations on processing video files with AviSynth scripts.
ShanaEncoder DOES load an avs file as long as it is written correctly, but in order to do so, you need to select the correct 32bit/64bit mode accordingly.
If your system has AviSynth, which supports 32bit only, select 32bit mode in ShanaEncoder.
If you have AviSynth+, which supports 64bit, select 64bit mode.
You can even get a preview of the video read via the script.
That said, there's a limit on how ShanaEncoder processes an avs input: AFAIK, it encodes video streams only.
As I'm not good at AviSynth, I don't know if I can include audio streams in an avs file.
If it is possible, we need more testing with avs files that have audio processing commands. |
