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by Scintilla » Wed Aug 25, 2004 12:18 am
Hey,
AVISynth (which is what I assume you're trying to use for to deinterlace, since you said you were following The Guides) doesn't work like most programs you're familiar with.
It's a script-based frameserver: you type up scripts, save them with the .AVS extension, and then open them in a video editor or player. AVISynth does all its work behind the scenes, making the program you're opening the file in think it's looking at an honest-to-goodness AVI file.
When you see commands like <b>Telecide(order=1,post=4)</b> in the guides, you're usually supposed to add those to your script file. Type up your script in Notepad or any other text editor and save it with a .AVS extension. (Be sure to set the file type to "All files" when saving; otherwise Notepad will automatically tack a .TXT onto the filename, which is not what you want.)
For example, here's the contents of one of my scripts used to serve up an episode of Kare Kano:
<b>SetMemoryMax(5)
MPEG2Source("K:\source\D2Vs\kk8.d2v")
Telecide(1,post=4)
Decimate(5)
Crop(8,0,-8,0)
LanczosResize(720,480)</b>
The filename is kk8.avs. If your script doesn't have the .AVS extension, AVISynth won't know it's supposed to be a script, and it won't work.
I hope this helps. Thanks again and have fun!! ^_^
Scintilla.