I'm having a problem trying to load an avisynth 2.56 avs file into cce 2.50. Here is my script (which may very well be wrong): -------------------------------------- LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll") MPEG2Source("geisha.d2v") ConvertToYUY2() ResampleAudio(44100) -------------------------------------- I used to use an older version of avisynth on my old system, but now that I have a new system I wanted to try an updated version (ie. v 2.56). Whenever I try to drag the avs file onto CCE 2.50, CCE just closes. The script plays fine in Media Player Classic. I remember having similar problems when I tried using a 2.5* version of avisynth a few years ago ... which is why I switched to an older version. Can anyone help me out? Thanks in advance

First try using the latest version of Mpeg2Source(), this fixes many problems with older versions. Second has some diagnostic debugging built in just for these sort of problems. Please and install this version and the . Start debugview and set it to log to a file. Start CCE, make it crash and burn. Close debugview. Post the logfile in this thread.

I think the crash happens because ResampleAudio doesn't work the same way that it used to a long time ago. Try searching for the function called AddAudio, it'll fix things.

Try this script LoadPlugin("C:\dvdtools\Dvd2AviDg\\MPEG2Dec3Dg.dll") video=MPEG2Source("VTS_01_1.d2v",idct=5) audio=BlankClip(video,audio_rate = 48000, sixteen_bit=true) audiodub(video,audio) ConvertToYUY2()

Hmmm, lack of audio causing the crash. Definitely someone needs to show me the log file I have asked for.

@IanB, I don't have CCE 2.50, so I can't check it. But for clarity this behaviour is happening since avs v2.08 or so. Unrelated, you also might want to try AC3ACM v1.3 when checking the multichannel stuff (in VDub) again. The older one had problems with the channel ordening:

Hi everyone. Thanks for the replies. I tried to post my own reply last night to say that I solved the problem with AddAudio function (that someone has since suggested) but something happened to my connection and I wasn't able to post it for somereason. I was able to successfully encode the file. The only thing is, my mpv file has the movie audio in it even though I set CCE not to process audio. I don't know if that AddAudio function is what caused it, but I didn't pass the function a filename. Maybe it just used the first ac3 file in the folder with the d2v file or maybe DVD2AVIdg was set to link the audio with the d2v file somehow or something. Anyone have ideas?

What program did you use to playback the file?

@Wilbert, V2.08, about the time someone fixed ResampleAudio() from inventing an audio track when there was none. ;) Possibly Audio Filter could throw an exception when there is no Audio Track. Thoughts?

Hey Boulder, You were right. It seems MPC was loading the audio stream on its own. When I loaded it in another viewer there was no audio. I do have another question. For a progressive 23.976 fps file, do I need to use pulldown on it? If so, what for? Thanks