Immense Exporting Time

[Kevmaster]

So I got this little (well, huge :/) Problem.

I've made this 30 seconds of a Video using Burst Angel, all the files are using this script:

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mpeg2source("D:\Burst Angel\BURST ANGEL VOL  1\VIDEO_TS\BA vol.1 part 1.d2v")
ConvertToYV12()
LoadTDeint()
TDeint(mode=1,order=1)
tomsmocomp(0,5,1)
BlendBob()
assumefps(29.97)
deen("w2d",2,4)
ssxsharpen()
fastlinedarken()
crop(4,4,-4,-4)
lanczos4resize(848,480)

When I hit export, the estimated Time went up like crazy, so I when I checked back after about 30 minutes, the rendering progress was 1%, so I hit cancel and tried it later on again. This time I checked back after 5 hours (let it render over night) & It was on 2% with an estimated Time of 56 minutes, so I let it stay like that and a bit later, the estimated time went up like crazy again and then vegas crashed.

I'm asuming this is an AVS problem, because all my other stuff is exporting just fine. And for the record: I'm exporting it as a lossless Lagarith File in 848x480, 29.97 fps.

Help, anyone?

[EvaFan]

First of all.. Is there any reason your deinterlacing twice ? Tdeint can do the deinterlacing fine if your still getting artifacts then just increase the threshold a bit.

Try this if you dont want to read up on tdeint's page:
TDeint(mode=1,order=1,mthreshl=8,mthreshc=8,chroma=true,tryweave=true,denoise=true)

remove tomsmocomp

Assuming you ripped the burst angel dvd's properly... You dont need the assumefps either.

The way tdeint works is it doubles the framerate with mode 1 to assist blendbob. Blendbob looks for the frames without blending or in some cases will try to make one using 2 frames from my understandings. After it completes its process the original framerate is back so the assumefps isnt needed.

I dunno why you are changing the colorspace with converttoYV12... If your editing with a d2v then you shouldnt need to change it for any reason.

If the problem is still there after trying the above, just let me know on msn or aim and ill see if I can help some how.

[Kevmaster]

First of all.. Is there any reason your deinterlacing twice ? Tdeint can do the deinterlacing fine if your still getting artifacts then just increase the threshold a bit.

Try this if you dont want to read up on tdeint's page:
TDeint(mode=1,order=1,mthreshl=8,mthreshc=8,chroma=true,tryweave=true,denoise=true)

remove tomsmocomp

The Reason simply is, that This Burst Angel DVD's have the most horrible Interlacing I've ever worked with and that the Tdeint wasn't able to get rid of it all.

Also, The Tdeint commands you gave me cause this error:

Assuming you ripped the burst angel dvd's properly... You dont need the assumefps either.

The way tdeint works is it doubles the framerate with mode 1 to assist blendbob. Blendbob looks for the frames without blending or in some cases will try to make one using 2 frames from my understandings. After it completes its process the original framerate is back so the assumefps isnt needed.

I'm working with the PAL Dvd's, which's standart frame rate is 25 fps, thats the Reaoson I gotta change it to 29.97.

I dunno why you are changing the colorspace with converttoYV12... If your editing with a d2v then you shouldnt need to change it for any reason.

hmh, Someone once told me it can prevent problems with the fake avis I have to use (because vegas doesnt accept avs to edit with). Problems like all clips turning black, etc.

[EvaFan]

I've never worked with a pal dvd :/.

You can get the newest version of Tdeint here:
http://avisynth.org/warpenterprises/

[Kevmaster]

I've never worked with a pal dvd :/.

Be happy, oh, be happy.

You can get the newest version of Tdeint here:
http://avisynth.org/warpenterprises/

Still getting the same error

[EvaFan]

you dont need to load it with the new version.

I don't receive the error so I don't see why your getting it.

[Kevmaster]

you dont need to load it with the new version.

I don't receive the error so I don't see why your getting it.

without loading it tells me that there is no function called "TDeint".

[EvaFan]

hmm... well i use the newest version of avisynth and tdeint.. Avisynth just loads all the dll's in the plugin folder automatically.

[Kevmaster]

hmm... well i use the newest version of avisynth and tdeint.. Avisynth just loads all the dll's in the plugin folder automatically.

Oh Ok, I'm not using the newest Version of Avisynth, simply because it doesn't work right for me ~_~

[Kevmaster]

Ok, I've tried more things now. At first, i tried exporting the video in huffy and uncompressed instead of lagarith, didnt work, still had the same Problem.

Then i got this Idea, I took the project file and dragged&dropped it into a new project (I remembered doing this once before by accident). The Project turns into 1 big clip, so I tried saving it from this new project and it actually worked. It rendered the video. However, It gave me a different problem, the second half of the video just turned black and I didnt get any picture. I tried the same again and this time there was the middle part missing out, so I went to pre-render the Video and then to render it again. Result: Same as in the very beginning; Estimated Time goes up like crazy and then Vegas crashes

So now I would like to try if its works without the tomsmocomp(0,5,1), but without it, the Video looks like this:



My Script looks like this now:

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mpeg2source("D:\Burst Angel\BURST ANGEL VOL  1\VIDEO_TS\BA vol.1 part 4.d2v")
LoadTDeint()
TDeint(mode=1,order=1)
BlendBob()
assumefps(29.97)
deen("w2d",2,4)
ssxsharpen()
fastlinedarken()
crop(4,4,-4,-4)
lanczos4resize(848,480)

Any suggestions how to fix this crap? :\