help with DVD2avi (save-oe project)

[jarthel]

well I just reinstalled windows and I can't open any of my avs script. It has happened before and it as fixed by recreating the .d2v file. Anyway, I did recreate the file but the file can't be open in gknot. This also has happen before but after closing/opening gknot several times, it worked. Well it didn't this time.

I download the official dvd2avi 1.76 and recreated the .d2v file using this one. Work flawlessly. I can open in gknot and vdub (avs script).

I'm only using save-oe because it saves in 64bit SSE2 MMX IDCT. If I use 1.76, is it as simple as changing the idct line within the .d2v file from 2 to 3?

Thank you. :)

jayel

[trbarry]

Your problem might be that you no longer are referring to MPEG2DEC2.dll. I think that is the only one that supports SSE2, IDCT=5.

If so, try www.trbarry.com/MPEG2DEC2.zip

- Tom

[jarthel]

I have that plugin in my plugins directory. As I said, it worked perfectly after using dvd2avi 1.76. I can open the .d2v again in gknot and vdub which I can't recreating the file using save-oe's dvd2avi.

[trbarry]

My version is called MPEG2DEC2.dll, the previous one was MPEG2DEC.dll. Both contain a MPEG2SOURCE entry point so make sure that there is not an old MPEG2DEC.dll getting called somehow. To complicate things there is also an MPEG2DEC3 floating around that I think also does not have SSE2 support. Probably you are getting one of these.

- Tom

[jarthel]

I used to have both the dividee's mpeg2dec and your mpeg3dec2. It wasn't working when they are both in the plugins directory. Well I removed dividee's mpeg2dec and retained your version, still wasn't working. It only worked after I use dvd2avi 1.76.

So if I use dvd2avi 1.76 and then edit the .d2v output to reflect
idct = 5 instead of 2 or 3, would that be same as using the save-oe dvd2avi with 64-bit SSE2 MMX?

Thank you.

jayel

[trbarry]

So if I use dvd2avi 1.76 and then edit the .d2v output to reflect
idct = 5 instead of 2 or 3, would that be same as using the save-oe dvd2avi with 64-bit SSE2 MMX?


Probably, but only if you use MPEG2DEC2.dll. None of the other ones have support for idct = 5. To ensure MPEG2DEC2 try doing an explicit LoadPlugin with a full path name in your avs script.

- Tom

[jarthel]

I don't think I need a loadplugin as I have removed dividee's mpeg2dec. The only mpeg2dec present is your version. :)

jayel