JaddziaDax wrote:you mean you can't see the track? or you can't see the layer in the preview screen?

LivingFlame wrote:I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it's because the WMV format doesn't have keyframes at every frame. Try transcoding it to something like Huffyuv or Lagarith.

DirectShowSource("File_Path")LivingFlame wrote:Yea. Try DirectShowSource to open it, I guess. I've never actually opened a WMV file in AviSynth/VDub and I don't have any on hand, so that's sort of a guess.
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DirectShowSource("File_Path")
Or if you have the newest version of VirtualDubMod, the option to open a file as an AviSynth template is on the bottom of the Open Video File dialogue box.

DirectShowSource("C:\AMVExport\yourDVexport.avi",29.97)JaddziaDax wrote:
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DirectShowSource("C:\AMVExport\yourDVexport.avi",29.97)
insert the framerate like so


prYzm wrote:it depends far too heavily on the source, for example when im editing with pal footage (shudders) my script is a LOT different than when i edit with ntsc. and some series require less cleaning than others, and it depends how pedantic you are being etc. also you will find some editors prefer certain filters to others. theres no real generic script you can get for all sources, its just a figure it out as u go along process really.

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