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Saving files created by avisynth

I wrote a short script using avisynth. It takes several videos, stacks them and adds text.

I can open the script file in virtualDub and save it as an AVI file, but what I would like is a way to do this without human intervention in the process. for example, having a command line that opens a script in virtualdub, sets the video encoding (maybe this step can be done using avisynth script?) and saves the output as an AVI file.

Can this be done?

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Ok, it seems to me that I got this:

I found the avs2avi command line tool (www.avs2avi.org). almost everything i need :)

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, x264 avs

x264 example.avs -o example.mp4 --rest_of_x264_options
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Avidemux + avsproxy avs.. . < > , , , x264 .

avsproxy Avidemux.. ... GUI

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