just another avisynth question

Jason 00 · Post by **Jason 00** » Sat Oct 04, 2003 7:44 pm

I have been using scripts for some time now, ever since I was introduced to the guides here at A.M.V..org. I use DVD decrypter to rip the dvd's, do the DVD2AVI thing and then create a script. However I have noticed dvd titles that are produced by Bandai have the VOB files seperated on the disk. This forces me to rip the disk one episode at a time, which is all well and good I have enough ram and hard drive space to accomplish this. If I was to rip each episode of the Escaflowne series that would mean the creation of 26 .avs files(or at least for me anyway)
Is the avisynth program capable of handling that many different script files at one time, like if I was using the MJPEG/AVS swap method of editing in Premiere. My current project uses only 13 .avs script files although it is still in its early stages and I have not tried the swap yet.

Thanks for your time

Zarxrax · Post by **Zarxrax** » Sat Oct 04, 2003 9:48 pm

You will need to add the line SetMemoryMax(12) to the top of your scripts. Else avisynth will eat all of your ram.

Jason 00 · Post by **Jason 00** » Sat Oct 04, 2003 10:11 pm

I was thinking, when I perform the swap Premiere asks for each avi file one at a time. So I guess I am not really dumping everyhing onto the avisynth all at once anyway. Sooooooo maybe I have answered my own question >_<

! Although if I am not on the right track let me know.

However I will add the SetMemoryMax(12) line to my scripts and give it a try. So far I have never used over four scripts at once, so this will come in handy. Thanks - Zarxrax -