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2) Avisynth must be installed in order to run the scripts. If you don't actually install it, even stand alone programs like VDub won't be able to read the scripts. There's no way to get around this. If you cannot get permission to install Avisynth on a school computer, you're going to have to eithe...

I also can't install anything on the school's comp.

But it will let me import the demuxed .m2v. Is that the best alternative? (I'm using DVD footage.)

My PC at home is busted, but I have the AMVapp installed on my external. I have to edit a video (an amv) at school using CS5.5. My school's comp won't let Vdub open my scripts and Premiere won't import lossless UT. What do I do?

Thanks! Yeah, he doesn't care what we use. He actually just told us to use pictures, but I'm mad that the school is making me pay for this class when I already know how to use Premiere, so I'm just gonna show everyone up with the first project :P I may need to wait a few days to fix my PC though. Is...

Oh yeah, and we use CS5.5 at school.

Okay, so I've done plenty of ripping DVDs and DBs and editing on PCs with Sony Vegas. Right now I'm taking an Adobe Premiere class and am working on an amv for one of my projects. My question is, since I'm still a little unfamiliar with what file types Premiere will accept on Macs vs PCs, what is th...

Mmmh what formats and framerates do you have at disposal? Also, do be aware that using assumefps will basically speed up your footage to that framerate, so you'd likely have to re-edit your video for the thing to work out. I meant that as a suggestion for the future because I thought you could expo...

I meant Sony Vegas won't let me export avis in 24fps. I have yet to add assumefps to my script. Thanks for the tip.

It actually makes a lot of sense for it to have a lot of ghosting... the points in time which are represented by 23.976 and 24 do not match at all, since one is float while the other is integer, thus the blend. But the best thing for you would be to assumefps(24) before editing and going on like th...

-Eake4- wrote:Seriously? 23.967 to 24 had ghostings? theres almost no difference so i wouldnt expect ghosintgs

Yeah, that's what I thought too. I had done it before with live action and it's not that noticeable, but with animation it was very noticeable. But it was because of the resampling.

Nevermind I figured it out. I just had to disable the stupid resample... Grr.

I'm editing footage from a DVD. The source footage is 23.976 FPS, but I can't get it to render at that frame rate. I'm using Sony Vegas Studio HD 9 and it won't allow me to. I'm encoding it with UT. I tried 24fps, but it creates ghosting. I don't necessarily want it at exactly 23.976 fps, but I just...

*wouldn't*

I downloaded the trial of Vegas 10, and have the same problem. It would load AVIs. They're lossless huffyyuvs. Is this a problem with Vegas 10 or is it a trial limitation?