aldaco12
15th February 2007, 16:33
Hi. I found a DVD which cannot be converted to AVI with AutoGK.
The DVD is 'Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl', and I only checked that the wrong conversion happened in a case: DVD--> 2*AVI with AC3 sound .
Thst is, on that case:
1) I chose 2*700 MB and I my output was of three AVIs:
output_name.CD1.AVI (700 MB) +
output_name.CD2.AVI (700 MB) +
output_name.CD3.AVI (few megabytes)
2) the AVIs sound wasn't complint with the video.
I suppose this is a problem due to a DGIndex bug (see http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdec/v149b14.html):
" Made AC3 parsing more robust by making audio data less likely to erroneously emulate a sync byte. Rare AC3 streams that couldn't be parsed are now handled correctly "
Alas:
1) DGIndex 1.4.9 is still on beta 14
2) DGIndex 1.4.9 is a little different from 1.4.8 (for instance, the select track(s) menu now opens a window where you check the stream you want to demux), so I don't think simply copying DGindex 1.4.9 on
C:\Program files\AutoGK\DMPGDec will work
3) AutoGK developement finished
so I think on those peculiar DVDs you cannot use AutoGK (Luckily, FairUse 2 works).
But there is lot of work to do:
1) check in which cases AutoGK doen't work. Only on certain DVD or only on certain DVD converted into AVI with AC3 sound?
2) Discover for which reason on certain DVD AutoGK fails. My opinion is that those fail is linked to a DGIndex fail, but I'm not sure.
If the AutoGK fail is due to a DGIndex 1.4.8 fail:
3) wait for DGIndex v1.4.9 stable
4) implement DGIndex v1.4.9 into AutoGK
The work to do (expecially part 3) and 4)) is above my capabilities, so unless a group will re-start working on AutoGK you'll have to expect a very snall part of DVDs which cannot be converted by AutoGK.
Is there any hope to have a new grooup working on that great tool?
I swear I would help on it, if I had the prorammming capabilities.
If someone could help that work to re-start, please answer to this post....
The DVD is 'Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl', and I only checked that the wrong conversion happened in a case: DVD--> 2*AVI with AC3 sound .
Thst is, on that case:
1) I chose 2*700 MB and I my output was of three AVIs:
output_name.CD1.AVI (700 MB) +
output_name.CD2.AVI (700 MB) +
output_name.CD3.AVI (few megabytes)
2) the AVIs sound wasn't complint with the video.
I suppose this is a problem due to a DGIndex bug (see http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdec/v149b14.html):
" Made AC3 parsing more robust by making audio data less likely to erroneously emulate a sync byte. Rare AC3 streams that couldn't be parsed are now handled correctly "
Alas:
1) DGIndex 1.4.9 is still on beta 14
2) DGIndex 1.4.9 is a little different from 1.4.8 (for instance, the select track(s) menu now opens a window where you check the stream you want to demux), so I don't think simply copying DGindex 1.4.9 on
C:\Program files\AutoGK\DMPGDec will work
3) AutoGK developement finished
so I think on those peculiar DVDs you cannot use AutoGK (Luckily, FairUse 2 works).
But there is lot of work to do:
1) check in which cases AutoGK doen't work. Only on certain DVD or only on certain DVD converted into AVI with AC3 sound?
2) Discover for which reason on certain DVD AutoGK fails. My opinion is that those fail is linked to a DGIndex fail, but I'm not sure.
If the AutoGK fail is due to a DGIndex 1.4.8 fail:
3) wait for DGIndex v1.4.9 stable
4) implement DGIndex v1.4.9 into AutoGK
The work to do (expecially part 3) and 4)) is above my capabilities, so unless a group will re-start working on AutoGK you'll have to expect a very snall part of DVDs which cannot be converted by AutoGK.
Is there any hope to have a new grooup working on that great tool?
I swear I would help on it, if I had the prorammming capabilities.
If someone could help that work to re-start, please answer to this post....