Blu Ray rip using Megui having DGIndex issue

[Robmoo]

Perhaps my issue is because I don't know how to use the program well enough yet. I've read in instuctions for the use of DGIndex.

I'm not quite satisfied with the job Ripbot does on Blu Rays. However, I haven't been able to get my Blu-Rays into Megui because when I use DVIndex to demux the file I get an error about missing PIDs. DGAVCindex seem to work, but AVISynth won't accept the .DGA file. What am I doing wrong? I've learned how to use TSmuxer to convert the TrueHD to AC3 audio and to combine multiple video streams with TSSplitter, but I haven't found a work around to get these files into Megui.

Thanks!

Rob

[RunningSkittle]

http://neuron2.net/dgavcdec/DGAVCIndexManual.html

Its all in there.

[Guest]

However, I haven't been able to get my Blu-Rays into Megui because when I use DGAVCVIndex to demux the file I get an error about missing PIDs. First get the script working when opened with VirtualDub. When you know the script is good, then go to MEGUI.

If you're having a problem you have to tell me exactly what you did and the exact error message.

DGAVCindex seem to work, but AVISynth won't accept the .DGA file. You just said above that it doesn't work! If Avisynth throws an error, then tell me the exact script and the exact error message.

[Robmoo]

I was under the impression that the D2V file was necessary for Avisynth script creator to create a script. After working with the program I've finally learned that the original video file will work. I feel like such a newb. I am a newb, but with each new type of encoding I attempt I learn a bit about just how much I don't know. I'll try encoding the video tonight and see if my work around works.

I'll have to download and play with VirtualDub. I haven't used this software yet.

Avisynth stated that .DGA is not a supported file type.

If the encoding doesn't work tonight I'll try VirtualDub. If I can solve the issue with VirtualDub I'll write down the error messages and post them.

I'm sorry. After discovering that Avisynth Script Creator will work with the original video file I feel like I've wasted your time posting. I honestly have worked all week trying to figure this problem out before posting here.

Thanks,

Rob

[Guest]

Hey Rob, don't worry about wasting our time. The forum exists to provide help and share information. Furthermore, if there is a confusing aspect of my tools, I need to know about it, so that I can either fix the code or improve the documentation.

You sort of lost me in talking about a D2V file, though, as that is for DGIndex (MPEG2).

>Avisynth stated that .DGA is not a supported file type.

Again, you have to tell me exactly what you did to make that happen. Your script, steps, etc. Avisynth does not support DGA files. You have to load the DGAVCDecode.dll plugin in your script to get support for DGA files via AVCSource(). Have a look at the Quick Start guide that comes with DGAVCDec for details.

[Robmoo]

Thank you!