Avisynth 2.5 real world performance benefits

@bond If you load up the following script in VDubMod and look in File->File Information does it show it as YV12 there? LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\AVISYNTH 2.5\PLUGINS\mpeg2dec3.dll") mpeg2source("C:\Eigene Dateien\Eigene Videos\movie.d2v")

I am getting a modest speed increase doing DVD to mpv in CCE. I have gone from 1.33 to .1.37 -> 1.40. Not much, but I do have to convert back to YUY2. edit: Now it's up to 1.57. A full .24 higher then before. I guess it just takes longer to achieve a stable speed then the old version. I do have resample audio in the script. What is this I am seeing that this might cause a slowdown? I am not doing audio at all in CCE, but I have an AMD chip and I always use it to avoid issues. Mark

If there is no audio in the clip, Resampleaudio() will have no effect.

I have always had issues with avisynth and CCE if I don't add the resampleaudio command. It was shown that with AMD cpu's if you don't add resampleaudio(44100) CCE blows up even if you are not doing audio in CCE. The original VOB has audio, it's just not being encoded by CCE. There is plenty of info around the forum on this issue. Has this changed with the new version of avisynth? DVD2SVCD adds it to the avs file for the reason stated above. I don't know what has happened, but now CCE crashes all the time with the new avisynth file no matter what I do. I will have to look into this further. edit: I now see the post I should have read all along. I haven't tried it yet, but I will soon. I never saw the addaudio plugin to fix the AMD issue until just now. I should have read more before posting. Mark

I see no improvement in my encoding speed I still use gknot to make the avs file, maybe this is why? I only use the resize and crop in gknot, and it loads like 8 filters, which ones am I actually using when making this thru gknot? my script Code:

okay, so I am an idiot :D the #'s mean not used :p well here is the new script I used, and it still is about 12fps, same as before when using 2.07 Code: