bluray to avisynth problem

[gahz]

I ripped my bluray movie to my hd using anydvd. Normally at this point I'd fire up dgindex to create a d2v file so I can load it into avisynth but that's where my problem lies. DGindex won't accept the bluray files and neither will avisynth.

Is there a way to create a d2v file so I can load my file into avisynth?

[rack04]

I ripped my bluray movie to my hd using anydvd. Normally at this point I'd fire up dgindex to create a d2v file so I can load it into avisynth but that's where my problem lies. DGindex won't accept the bluray files and neither will avisynth.

Is there a way to create a d2v file so I can load my file into avisynth?

DGIndex is for mpeg2 files. How was to source encoded, i.e. avc or vc1? If the video was encoded to avc, use eac3to to extract the raw stream and DGAVCIndex to create a dga file. If the video was encoded to vc1 use eac3to to convert the container to mkv. One last thing. :search:

[gahz]

I can then load the dga file into avisynth?

I did do searches and read a few guides but none of the guides showed anything about using avisynth.

Wait, no, one guide did but it had you load the original m2ts file into avisynth and when i tried to do the same thing avisynth would just time out trying to load the file.

[gahz]

ok i got it loaded into avisynth. I first used tsMuxeR, then loaded the demuxed video into avisynth. Did everything I had to in there and loaded up megui.

Thought I was in the clear but somehow my movie shows up as being 24 hours in length on the encoding screen and it's going to need 18 days to encode. Anyone happen to have a clue as to what happen?