Open PAFF DVB in avisynth

[ficofico]

There's a way to handling h264 file from dvb without dgavcdec? My recording are Paff interlaced and with directshowsource my encoding are good, but only for an half of the video, the rest doesn't exist!!!!:helpful:

[foxyshadis]

This is totally unrelated to technical discussion of dgavcdec, split.

[neuron2]

What DirectShow decoder are you using? You'll have to find one that works properly. Also, are you sure your stream is not corrupted?

[ficofico]

I've tried with different recording, from anixe hd , astra hd, prosieben hd.

Dll I'm using are:

http://ficofico.interfree.it/avisynth.rar

The encoded video is a part of the original video, I don't now why!!!

the script I'm using is:

directshowsource("c:\prova.ts",fps=25, audio=false)
ConvertToYV12()
tdeint()

[neuron2]

Yes, but what is doing the AVC decoding?

[ficofico]

Avc decoding? From .ts to .264? If I write

directshowsource("c:\video.264",fps=25, audio=false)

Avisynth return "unable to determine the duration of the video."

I've split ts file with mencoder.

[neuron2]

What is doing the AVC (H.264) decoding? ffdshow? Don't you know what you are using?

[ficofico]

I can use ffdshow, powerdvd7, coreavc1.2

In dvbviewer, filter for decoding h264 is powerdvd filter.

[bond]

open your avc file in graphedit and report what filters are used

[ficofico]

For decoding avc file my system use both ffdshow and cyberlink codec.

http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/9669/graphla3.th.jpg (http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/9669/graphla3.jpg)

[foxyshadis]

ffdshow's only being used as a raw post-processor in this case. Try forcing coreavc into the graph instead and using directshowsource on that. If that works, fix the merits of your filters with a filter manager and try again.

[ficofico]

I'll wait for a simple and efficient way to do this, now is very a bad work:p