CCE with D2sroba gives short time

[HONDNL]

Hi ,

I have a litlle problem converting an avi source to dvd with the d2sroba style.

I already triend to direct stream copy with virtualdub, like this forum suggested..

THe avi is 60 minutes long, but when it arrives at the point of cce , it only takes 10 seconds of the movie instead of the 60 minutes.. Audio conversion goes fine.
( not d2sroba taking a sample , I mean the whole encode)

I have always converted dvd's to svcd and never had any problem that I couldn't solve my own , but this just won't work..

I tried another source to be sure that it was not the avi.. , I got the same problem

I searched this forum for a solution , but I could'nt find one.. Maby I just overlooked , but could someone be so nice to point me to the right direction ?

[Nick]

Start by playing the AVS file in Media Player.
(File menu > Open - set File Type to All Files - Browse for Avisynth_script_file.avs in your project folder)

Does it play or do you see red text on a black background? If so, what does it say.
If it plays OK I cannot tell what is going on from the info you give. Please look at the stickies and learn how to construct a good post with the relevant info then get back to us.

[HONDNL]

Start by playing the AVS file in Media Player.
(File menu > Open - set File Type to All Files - Browse for Avisynth_script_file.avs in your project folder)

Does it play or do you see red text on a black background? If so, what does it say.
If it plays OK I cannot tell what is going on from the info you give. Please look at the stickies and learn how to construct a good post with the relevant info then get back to us.

First of all thanks for the reply , really nice support here..
And yes I got a red text saying : " Deen need YV12 input"
dvd2svcd/tylo/robaconditional line 3
Avisynth_script_file.avs line 5

Maby a change in the advanced setting of dvd2svcd cce?
color conversion?

[manolito]

All you have to do is edit the "RoBaConditional.avs" Open the file with notepad and insert the line "ConvertToYV12()" before "Undot()" and "Deen()".

Background: A captured AVI usually is in YUY2 colorspace. When your source is a DVD you already have YV12. Most newer AviSynth filters require YV12 input. That means that you have to convert to YV12 before calling those filters, but only if your source is not already YV12. But it does not hurt to leave the "ConvertToYV12()" line in your script even for DVD input, because AVISynth is smart enough to not do this conversion if the source already is YV12.

Cheers
manolito

[HONDNL]

Thanks m8 :)

I will try it out , I was doing something like that when I found the error, but I didn't had the exact line..
Hopefully this will work things out :)