View Full Version : I creat a AVS but can`t open the D2V ,why?
new7up
23rd January 2007, 14:54
i install Avisynth 2.57 and DGIndex1.48
use the DVD Decrypter be demux the M2V
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LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\Final Codecs\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\DGDecode.dll" )
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\Final Codecs\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\Final Codecs\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\Decomb521.dll")
# #
mpeg2source("E:\L10-IN1-3\1mj-1-1\o.d2v").LanczosResize(368,208)
#
Levels(0,1.5,255,0,255)
Tweak(0,1,20,1)
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I use VirtualDubMod open the avs but cant open it
ERROR is can open the D2V line 7
:confused: how i can do it help me thankyou
buzzqw
23rd January 2007, 15:07
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\Final Codecs\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
this string isn't needed since you use dgdecode.dll !
remove it!
BHH
new7up
23rd January 2007, 16:31
OK I USE DVD2AVI save as D2V can open
but a new quetion ,in VDM the film has a green line at left side
how to get it off and what is MEPG2 Encoder best quality can use in VDM
buzzqw
23rd January 2007, 20:00
the film has a green line at left side
simply use CROP or do as this
LanczosResize(368,208,16,0,0,0)
read as is LanczosResize(width,height,left crop,top crop,right crop,bottom crop)
where 16 is amount of left cropping
MEPG2 Encoder best quality can use in VDM
two problem: first don't as what is best is totally subjective , second VDM is a VFW encoder and there are very few vfw mpeg2 encoder (i suggest ympeg).
Better to use QuEnc or HCEnc that are properly mpeg2 encoder and support avisynth
BHH
foxyshadis
23rd January 2007, 21:06
mpeg2dec3 (and dvd2avi) are old, very buggy programs, and mpeg2dec3 is no longer compatible with newer versions of avisynth. (Thus the green line; you'll also get dropped frames at random and occasional crashes.)
Just use dgindex and dgdecode, ensuring the both are the same version, and you'll be fine. Remove all mpeg2dec*.dll and mpegdec.dll.
new7up
24th January 2007, 09:49
simply use CROP or do as this
LanczosResize(368,208,16,0,0,0)
read as is LanczosResize(width,height,left crop,top crop,right crop,bottom crop)
where 16 is amount of left cropping
two problem: first don't as what is best is totally subjective , second VDM is a VFW encoder and there are very few vfw mpeg2 encoder (i suggest ympeg).
Better to use QuEnc or HCEnc that are properly mpeg2 encoder and support avisynth
BHH
THANK YOU
I USE QuEnc test NOW:p
new7up
24th January 2007, 19:18
mpeg2dec3 (and dvd2avi) are old, very buggy programs, and mpeg2dec3 is no longer compatible with newer versions of avisynth. (Thus the green line; you'll also get dropped frames at random and occasional crashes.)
Just use dgindex and dgdecode, ensuring the both are the same version, and you'll be fine. Remove all mpeg2dec*.dll and mpegdec.dll.
THANK YOU
I only can use the dvd2avi1.77 .if me use the DGIndex148 to save D2V, the AVS can,t open the d2v .I dont know why. so i can only use the dvd2avi
can you tell me how i can use the DGIndex148 save the D2v ,can use in AVS:(
neuron2
24th January 2007, 19:48
Like foxyshadis said, remove all the mpeg2dec*.dll's. Also, remove all DGDecode.dll and DGIndex.exe. Then reinstall DGMPGDec and follow the instructions in the Quick Start guide. If it still doesn't work, post your AVS script and tell us what error message you get.
IanB
25th January 2007, 04:13
If you are using Avisynth 2.5.7 then you have to
a) use a fixed version of Mpeg2Source i.e. one from Neuron2, c.f DGMpegDec
or
b) add SetPlanarLegacyAlignment(True) to the end of your script.
new7up
25th January 2007, 20:44
If you are using Avisynth 2.5.7 then you have to
a) use a fixed version of Mpeg2Source i.e. one from Neuron2, c.f DGMpegDec
or
b) add SetPlanarLegacyAlignment(True) to the end of your script.
THANK YOU I TEST NOW
new7up
29th January 2007, 19:55
THANKS EVERYONE .I DONE
I reinstall the GK and AviSynth 2.5,Now the AVS is OK to work
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