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cdonke
14th May 2007, 02:34
I don't know anymore what to do to demux this file...

VDub: System crashes when start encoding (adding subs)

TMPEG (Source Creator, Enc and Xpress): Cannot deal with the file. Xpress says that there is a problem with the video and can work only with the audio...

Total Video Converter: Makes 3 mpeg files that no other program can do anything to them...


tips???

Tks,
Donke.

foxyshadis
14th May 2007, 09:45
How did you create it?

cdonke
14th May 2007, 16:54
dvd was ripped and xvid encoded, and now i want to cut some pieces to burn another dvd to carry on the car... (video music collection)

setarip_old
14th May 2007, 23:56
Hi!dvd was ripped and xvid encodedJust re-rip your original DVD - and then use DVD Shrink's "Re-Author mode" to select the pieces...

cdonke
15th May 2007, 01:09
without re-ripping, there's nothing i can do, right?

Blue_MiSfit
15th May 2007, 08:30
It would probably be easier.

Does using AviSource("movie.avi") in AviSynth work?

cdonke
16th May 2007, 00:54
where can i get avisource???

downloaded avisynth but couldnt find it...

tks

cdonke
17th May 2007, 03:18
avisynth is a scripting language... as far as i see...

how can i run the avisource then???
from which soft must I run it???


tks,
donke.

varunb
17th May 2007, 04:26
U just need to open Notepad, type the code that Blue_misfit mentioned to u, then save the notepad file as File.avs. Remember to keep the extension .avs instead of .txt....then just open the avs file u just created in media player to check if the movie is playing.

henryho_hk
17th May 2007, 13:42
Try DivFix or DivFix++

setarip_old
17th May 2007, 15:40
@cdonke

It's hard to believe, or understand why, for at least three days you continue to seek information on alternative methods to resolve your problem, when you could have simply re-ripped your original DVD - as I suggested three days ago...

cdonke
17th May 2007, 16:15
I have simple reasons for that...

1) The original DVD is lent to my brother-in-law... So, right now I haven't it here with me..
2) It's not the first time i have this problem... This time I have the dvd, but several others I don't... So it might be nice to know how to solve that..
3) Learning is always good... I'm never tired of...

henryho_hk
17th May 2007, 16:54
How big is the AVI file?

(And... is it legal for you to convert and keep an movie as avi if you don't own the DVD?)

cdonke
17th May 2007, 16:59
it's around 900mb..

i lent the dvd to my brother-in-law... it's mine..

cdonke
18th May 2007, 04:01
Tried the AviSource out...

result:
"AviSource: Could not decompress frame 0"

:S

Damn...