[soutsada7]

hi techies,

I'm hoping that one of you wonderful peeps can help me with this...I've already tried googling this up and searched doom9, but I guess this problem is too basic to be covered anyway, I've been fiddling with avisynth for days now and I can't seem to load the avs file onto virtualdub...I'm converting an rmvb file to avi, to be specific. I'm using avisynth version 2.5 and virtualdub 1.6.15 and I'm also using AVSEdit to write my scripts. At first, I thought it might have something to do with some error with my script, so I used FitCD to write my script for me and it still won't load the avs file. I've already tried opening the video file by going to start and clicking run, pasted the location of the video file (to make sure that my directory is correct for the file) and it was able to be opened. I'm running out of methods to overcome this error and am really hoping I can perhaps get some help or pointers from someone here anyway, I've made a snapshot of the error and here it is:



thanks in advance for your help...

edit:

I forgot to add my script...here it is:

# -= AviSynth v2.5.7.0 script by FitCD v1.2.8 =-
DirectShowSource("C:\Devil Beside You - 01.rmvb")
LanczosResize(688,320,0,0,640,272)
AddBorders(16,128,16,128)
#Trim(0,-1).FadeOut(150)

[DaRkViEt73]

Let's get some of the basics out of the way. I assume you've got a version of Virtualdub that works with this right? VirtualdubMod, Virtualdub-MPEG2 (which is what I use), or other variants might possibly work as well. I will also assume you've already installed Real Alternative since this is required. If not then go install them now.

The last piece of the puzzle is you'll need to install the Real Media DirectShow filters. I think by default Real Alternative does NOT install the directshow filter. You can quickly verify this by the fact that your RMVB files will playback in Media Player Classic (since it uses it's own filters) yet the same RMVB file cannot be played back using Windows Media Player.

http://www.inmatrix.com/zplayer/formats/realmedia.shtml

Download that. It's called Gabest RealMedia Splitter v1.0.1.0. Install it. Then try to open your AVS file in VirtualdubMod or Virtualdub-MPEG2 again. The file should now open fine. It should also now open in Windows Media Player as well. Good luck.

[soutsada7]

^^thanks for the advice I have already installed real media directshow filter, but I didn't include the fps in my script, so vdub couldn't read my script thoroughly thanks for your help .