You will now have an Avi file of all black frames that you can edit in to your project. Select File>Output to file>Avi File and select the destination and filename. Select the first bitmap as the video source. Open TMPGEnc load the VCD template of your project type. Copy the file multiple times and then rename them in sequential order, (ie. Open TMPGEnc load the VCD template of your project type.Ĥ. Create a black bitmap in paint 352x240 (252x288 PAL) pixels in size.

Create a black bitmap in paint 352x240 (252x288 PAL) pixels in size.Ģ.

You can use the Blackness command to create an all black clip, or use FadeOut2 to fade out and append two black frames to the end of the clip.Īnother way, if you're not so AVISynth inclined, is:ġ. VirtualDub so that it is like you have already modified the video in the way that you have scripted when you open the script. Basically AVISynth is a scripting language for video editing, but the odd thing about it is that when you install it, the scripts that you make can be opened with certain video editing programs, ie. Okay, AVISynth is not the easiest 'Program' to understand, but if you look through the tutorials on its website you can (being optimistic) figure it out. The clip should be the same for the first 9 seconds, and then in the last second it should fade smoothly to black.

Avs video editor fade to black