#Error 65536 avs video editor code

Remember, MEGUI denied audio in all video source after AVS script create. Although a good idea, there is no need, because it just load the video on the audio tab that will work.Р вЂќР’В«ut if you want, can load file in original Virtualdub and use SAVE TO WAV to get WAVE file. Once you've set up the video part of the encode you can add the mp3 audio to MeGUI's output using the AutoEncode button. You can extract the mp3 audio from the AVI with VirtualDubMod (from the 'Streams/Streams List' menu if you're not familiar with it). I doubt you'd want to re-encode it anyway as it's already mp3. MeGUI should ask you how you want to open the file, and selecting AVISource rather than the File Indexer should work.Р вЂќР’В®ither way, you'll probably have to demux the audio stream and add it to the encoded video manually. If not, open the AVS Script Creator from the Tools menu, then use it to open the AVI. I don't know why, but if you select 'no audio' when opening the file for indexing it seems to index and open without a problem. Bonjour, quand je cre l'un de mes films qui dure approximativement 20 minutes, au bout de 55 de chargement cela s'arrte ( chaque fois, j'ai eu.

#Error 65536 avs video editor code

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