How do i convert .Mov to .Avi files? beause i already tried importing it directly to sony but doesnt work, importing it through AE which madethe program crashed and the same also happened when i opened it through avisynth.
Any help is appreciated.
Sentrix wrote:How do i convert .Mov to .Avi files?
kmv wrote:Sentrix wrote:How do i convert .Mov to .Avi files?
As long as the codec is one of the usual ones AviDemux will do it. And it's free.
Qyot27 wrote:If you got the MOV off the Quicktime Trailer site, then it contains a combination of H.264 video and AAC audio. How were you trying to open with AviSynth? Post your script. FFmpegSource should work out-of-the-box, and DirectShowSource can work if you use Haali's Media Splitter with ffdshow. ffdshow can even handle Sorenson 1/3 (and has an incomplete QDM audio decoder), although I don't know about its abilities with other common Quicktime-centric formats.
DirectShowSource("F:\After Effects Junk\*****************.mov")
Convertoyv12()Sentrix wrote:heres the script...
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DirectShowSource("F:\After Effects Junk\*****************.mov")
Convertoyv12()
i also tried using ffmpegsource which failed quite badly.
Qyot27 wrote:Sentrix wrote:heres the script...
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DirectShowSource("F:\After Effects Junk\*****************.mov")
Convertoyv12()
i also tried using ffmpegsource which failed quite badly.
Nothing seems wrong with that script, except maybe the lack of an fps declaration (which I generally don't think MOV files need). Can you play that MOV with Windows Media Player, though? If you can, then there's no reason why DirectShowSource should fail. If you can't play them in WMP, then download and install both of these:
Haali's Media Splitter
ffdshow (my suggestion: clsid's SVN generic builds) - right now there seems to be some server issues, though
or you could install the CCCP, which will install both of those things for you. Then see if it works with DirectShowSource.
Just saying 'ffmpegsource failed quite badly' doesn't say much at all. What was the warning it gave you when you tried to play the file in WMP? Was it FFmpegSource 1.21 (ffmpegsource.dll) or 2.00 beta (FFMS2.dll)? How did you attempt to call it in the script?
Qyot27 wrote:Sentrix wrote:heres the script...
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DirectShowSource("F:\After Effects Junk\*****************.mov")
Convertoyv12()
i also tried using ffmpegsource which failed quite badly.
Nothing seems wrong with that script, except maybe the lack of an fps declaration (which I generally don't think MOV files need). Can you play that MOV with Windows Media Player, though? If you can, then there's no reason why DirectShowSource should fail. If you can't play them in WMP, then download and install both of these:
Haali's Media Splitter
ffdshow (my suggestion: clsid's SVN generic builds) - right now there seems to be some server issues, though
or you could install the CCCP, which will install both of those things for you. Then see if it works with DirectShowSource.
Just saying 'ffmpegsource failed quite badly' doesn't say much at all. What was the warning it gave you when you tried to play the file in WMP? Was it FFmpegSource 1.21 (ffmpegsource.dll) or 2.00 beta (FFMS2.dll)? How did you attempt to call it in the script?

Sentrix wrote:Uhm, thanks for the awesome link, but i dont know wchich one u want me to download.
kmv wrote:Sentrix wrote:Uhm, thanks for the awesome link, but i dont know wchich one u want me to download.
umm... the one that is correct for your OS?
For example: Lets assume that you are on Windows, and that you don't want the complexity of doing a self install, then you would choose the Windows v2.4.4 Installer version. For that version (as with most of them) you can choose to download from either one of two mirrors (Berlios.de and SourceForge), so lets say you choose SourceForge, which would be this:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/avidem ... _win32.exe
The "svn builds" (i.e. Subversion builds) are where you can get the absolute latest version, which may or may not be stable.
Sentrix wrote:Well this is the error i had when i opened it after installed Haali's Media Splitter.
and about the ffmpegsource version i just downloaded 2.00 beta (FFMS2.dll)
function ffmpegsource2(string source, int "vtrack", int "atrack", bool "cache", \
string "cachefile", int "fpsnum", int "fpsden", string "pp", int "threads", \
string "timecodes", int "seekmode", bool "overwrite") {
vtrack = default(vtrack,-1)
atrack = default(atrack,-2)
cache = default(cache,true)
cachefile = default(cachefile,source+".ffindex")
fpsnum = default(fpsnum,-1)
fpsden = default(fpsden,1)
pp = default(pp,"")
threads = default(threads,-1)
timecodes = default(timecodes,"")
seekmode = default(seekmode,1)
overwrite = default(overwrite,false)
((cache == true) && (atrack <= -2)) ? ffindex(source=source, cachefile=cachefile, \
indexmask=0, overwrite=overwrite) : (cache == true) ? ffindex(source=source, \
cachefile=cachefile, indexmask=-1, overwrite=overwrite) : nop
v = ffvideosource(source=source, track=vtrack, cache=cache, cachefile=cachefile, \
fpsnum=fpsnum, fpsden=fpsden, pp=pp, threads=threads, timecodes=timecodes, \
seekmode=seekmode)
a = (atrack <= -2) ? blankclip(audio_rate=0) : ffaudiosource(source=source, \
track=atrack, cache=cache, cachefile=cachefile)
return audiodubex(v,a)
}FFmpegSource2("F:\After Effects Junk\Riot Gear Full\Ink_Bleeds\Reveal_01.mov")FFmpegSource2("tryagain.mp4")
Sentrix wrote:Oh wow i finally fixed my ffmpegsource plugin... anyways i tried opening the .mov file with ffmpeg and this new error came up (which i have never seen before).
Any ideas on what this error is on about?
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