# Uncomment one of the following (remove the # sign) to make AVISynth
# assign your source file to the script variable "MySource", which
# is a variable name we just picked out of thin air and which has no
# special meaning. Notice that we turn off audio in the source filters
# because we're only encoding the video.



# If your source is an AVI file and you have appropriate Video for Windows
# and Audio Compression Manager drivers installed to decode the media types
# it contains uncomment the following "AVISource" line. AVISource is the
# best input type to use when working with DivX files.

  # MySource = AVISource("C:\SomeFolder\SomeFile.avi", audio = false)



# If your source is any other file type or AVISource did not work
# uncomment the following "DirectShowSource" line. Generally if a file
# can be played in Windows Media Player DirectShowSource should work.

  # MySource = DirectShowSource("C:\SomeFolder\SomeFile.avi", audio = false)

# Sometimes DirectShowSource can't automatically determine the video
# frame rate. If this happens you can specify the frame rate manually.

  # MySource = DirectShowSource("C:\SomeFolder\SomeFile.avi", fps = 25, audio = false)



# Finally, we hand the video to the application (e.g. VirtualDub)
# by "returning" our clip.

Return MySource