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  • Followup: RE: Audio Tracks

    Hi Peppe, be very careful, because AssumeFPS changes frame rate without inserting frames: it means that video length will be different (from 23.976 to 25 there is actually a speed up of 4%). I you do not adjust audio accordingly, then you will get (progressive) out of A/V synch. Anyway, we can elaborate the AVS script a little bit more. Let's suppose that the script is...

    2009-11-08 13:02:30 UTC by avstodvd

  • Followup: RE: Audio Tracks

    Hi MrC, Today i tried the same command like Avi2DVD: Video = Video.AssumeFPS(25,1,False) Now the video conversion is PERFECT !!! It's right this command? Your program is simply the best ! Thanks Peppe.

    2009-11-08 10:10:31 UTC by peppecapri

  • Followup: RE: Audio Tracks

    Write in english for the forum ? Sorry! I do not know which programs are best and I do not know these programs. I just saw that used the program. I tried. Now the video is fluid and smooth but it's not sharp. I used sometimes the old Avi2Dvd which has an option to convert NTSC to PAL and it works well. After the conversion I have this Avisynth_Script_File...

    2009-11-05 23:22:37 UTC by peppecapri

  • Comment: double bytes characters not supported

    You have to be sure that the True Type font you are using is supporting Chinese chars. Does it? Remember that AVStoDVD uses only True Type fonts (TTF). Bye MrC.

    2009-11-04 09:12:13 UTC by avstodvd

  • Comment: clip preview can not show video

    What directshow codec have you installed? I suggest to use ffdshow. MrC.

    2009-11-04 09:09:26 UTC by avstodvd

  • Followup: RE: Audio Tracks

    Hi Peppe, just another try: use ConvertFPS(25) instead of ChangeFPS(25). DGPulldown is (let me say "universally") known as the best pulldown flags editor in the freeware AV world... What other program have you used to make NTSC film to PAL conversions? Bye MrC P.S. Anch'io sono italiano (Novara)

    2009-11-04 09:07:38 UTC by avstodvd

  • double bytes characters not supported

    steps to reproduce the problem: 1) add a mpg file 2) open dvd menu wizard, run editor 3) edit title label #1, input Simplified Chinese characters 4) click preview, garbage characters are displayed My windows have the Chinese fonts , but it isn't in the font list when editing title label.

    2009-11-03 11:02:51 UTC by nobody

  • clip preview can not show video

    install AVStoDVD 2.2.3 by the installer, add an avi or mpeg video which can be played by windows media player. double click the title 1 and click the zoom tool at the left corner of the pop-up window to launch the AVStoDVD clip preview, I intend to edit the video by cutting a few minutes frames, but the preview window shows blank after I click the play button, only sounds are played though.

    2009-11-02 14:11:37 UTC by lyker

  • Followup: RE: Audio Tracks

    I tried but it is worse ! Sometimes I used another program (which I don't like) and NTSC to PAL option works very well. I think using Pulldown program to Ntsc to Pal conversion. It 's the same your DGPulldown? Thanks. P.S. Yes I'm italian and live in Capri (Island of Capri)

    2009-11-01 18:15:20 UTC by peppecapri

  • Followup: RE: Audio Tracks

    Ok, we can try to replace DGPulldown routine with a more common (but usually less accurate) ChangeFPS by AviSynth. Go to 'Title Edit'/'AviSynth', toggle off 'Auto AVS Script' and replace following script line: **# Using DGPulldown to upsize FPS** with this one: **Video = Video.ChangeFPS(25)** Press OK and start conversion. Let me know. MrC P.S. Are you italian? From where...

    2009-10-30 16:35:32 UTC by avstodvd

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