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Your_Idol
8th December 2006, 11:33
I use DGDecode.dll to load a d2v from DGIndex but the ProjectX D2Vs are different. How are they loaded into avisynth?
Sorry if there is a thread about this already but I couldn't find one.
buzzqw
8th December 2006, 11:55
projectx build a very old .d2v format file, that is no more compatible with recent build of dgdecode.dll
Better to leave indexing to dgindex
BHH
Your_Idol
9th December 2006, 15:33
yeah ok but is there another dll I could use or an older DGDecode.dll or is the "very old .d2v format file" not worth using/why?
Wilbert
9th December 2006, 17:22
yeah ok but is there another dll I could use or an older DGDecode.dll or is the "very old .d2v format file" not worth using/why?
I think you need mpeg2dec3 v1.10.latest.
emmel
9th December 2006, 22:10
Latest PX is good for DVB-streams.
Latest DGindex is good for MPEG2Source.
Hence, I first use PX to demux DVB-streams and then DGindex to manipulate the outcome (m2v-file). The combination is very powerful, imho.
Your_Idol
10th December 2006, 10:32
I will try mpeg2dec3 v1.10
I already use ProjectX for the DVB-stream and DGindex to manipulate the outcome but I was hoping to not have to re-index the m2v (stop using dgindex).
Your_Idol
10th December 2006, 11:31
mpeg2dec3 v1.10 works great. Is there a downside to using it because apparently it is a "very old .d2v format file"?
foxyshadis
10th December 2006, 13:05
It has buggy output, it crashes once in a while, it's not compatible at all with 2.5.7, and it doesn't support the many new features neuron2's added to dgdecode. If at all possible, skip it, but I can see why you might want to keep it to streamline the process of using ProjectX.
Wilbert
10th December 2006, 13:50
It has buggy output, it crashes once in a while, it's not compatible at all with 2.5.7
v1.10.1 should be compatible. See attachment.
http://home.arcor.de/kassandro/mpeg2dec3k/
Guest
10th December 2006, 15:28
mpeg2dec3 v1.10 works great. Is there a downside to using it because apparently it is a "very old .d2v format file"? It loses frames and the random access is incorrect.
Your_Idol
11th December 2006, 08:26
Thanks for the answers.
I won't be using the ProjectX .d2v because I did find it had the problems mentioned.
It was worth a try. Everything about ProjectX had worked well for me so I thought I could get the d2v going too but alas I will need to use DGIndex after all. It only takes a minute anyway.
Your_Idol
11th December 2006, 09:02
Is there an official english ProjectX forum?
&
Where should I post about ProjectX in this Doom9 forum?
topinrouen
28th April 2007, 17:13
It would be great if someone has the answer to this question
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