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Ajax_Undone
21st April 2006, 08:07
How do I wright an avs script for the main movie in a dvd
so that I can pass it thew Virtualdubmod to convert it :stupid: :thanks:

Mug Funky
21st April 2006, 09:19
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- rip the main feature (DVDdecrypter in IFO mode is very good for this as you can demux m2v, ac3, and leave subs in the vob)
- make a d2v file using DGindex
- make a new text file called "moofiezomgn00b.avs" with the line "mpeg2source("movie.d2v")"
- ???
- profit

Guest
21st April 2006, 13:57
n00b!3 here I need an A for my Q Please read and follow forum rules, specifically, rule 9: use a proper thread title. Thank you.

http://forum.doom9.org/forum-rules.htm

Ajax_Undone
21st April 2006, 19:25
@ neuron2

Thanks For the heads up on the rules but I dont think I broke the one referred to... All I was stating is that I am a n00b!3, and needed help and sorry if using such analigys as "n00b!3" (very common I'm afraid) gets on yours or anyone eltses nurves...
If you want I can change my name to n00b!3
there by solving bolth our problems by stating that I am indeed a n00b!3, and not interfear with Rule 9 if indeed I broke that rule...
Now supposing that you are Possibly a mod and Can Kick me from your forum I'll have no problem with that just as long as you know that weather or not I am kicked for this statement that might affend you I want you to know all I was asking for was an answer to a question...

Just cause I am a n00b!3 dose not mean I am uneducated it just means I am new at learning a new skill not new at life and unable to talk...

@ Mug Funky Thanks For your reply I was able to get it to work thanx!

foxyshadis
21st April 2006, 20:22
neuron2 meant that your thread title needs to be descriptive of your problem, not of yourself or some other randomness. Imagine how easy it would be to find useful information here if everyone used titles like yours.

In this case descriptive means something like "How do I wright an avs script for the main movie in a dvd?", ie, your original question.