Problem encoding .d2v with MEGUI

[Darkkurama]

Ok, let me explain myself xD:

I've ripped a PAL DVD, and converted from .vob to .d2v using dvd2avi1.77.4. This program created in the directory I selected previously one .d2v file and 2 .ACC files. I've created an .AVS script similar to this one:


LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files (x86)\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
MPEG2Source("D:\New\vacations.d2v")


I tried opening in media player classic and VirtualdubMod, and everything goes fine (except a green line in the left of the video)

http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/4554/greenmpc.jpg
http://img188.imageshack.us/img188/9522/greenvdm.jpg

This line was there when I created the d2v file. I tried to delete that line using the "Crop & resize" option of dvd2avi, but it's still there (I think that is a post processing thing of the .d2v format and will disappear after encoding the file)

Ok, till here all is fine, but when I load the .avs into MEGUI, I get this weird error:

http://img113.imageshack.us/img113/2604/weirdmeguierror.jpg

If I "skip" (close the window), and try to enqueu the proyect, I get this message:

"Incorrect Colorspace
Your avisynth script is is(in, typo) the wrong colorspace. I420.
The colorspace should by YV12. Do you want me to add ConvertToYV12() to the end of your script?

Yes No"

If I click on Yes, I get this error:

Problem in AviSynth Script
Your avisynth clip has the following problem:
AviSynth clip is in I420 not in YV12, though ConvertToYV12() has been appended.
continue anyway?

Yes No


And that's it =(

Something similar occurred when loading the avisynth script into Virtual Dub Mod: All goes fine when loading the script (same green line again, as shown at the top of the post), but when I try to encode it, VirtualDubMod crashes...

Well, Is there something wrong with my AviSynth script, or with the .d2v conversion?

Thanks, and I hope this could be solved :(

Darkkurama

[Inspector.Gadget]

Use the latest DGIndex and DGDecode instead and see if the problem still occurs.

[Darkkurama]

Are those files from the plugin folder of avisynth?

I'm really newbie, so, would you explain it to me please?

Thanks and sorry :D

[Inspector.Gadget]

MeGUI should automatically install the latest version of each. DVD2AVI is deprecated.

[Darkkurama]

Ok, all MEGUI files are updated =/

If DVD2Avi is deprecated, is there another way of doing this? I mean, converting my DVD to AVC :)

Darkkurama

[Inspector.Gadget]

Yes, you just use DGIndex to index the files to serve with Avisynth to an encoder of your choice - this is essentially what MeGUI does.

[Darkkurama]

You "cleared" my mind sir, thank you very much... I was a dumb, MEGUI can easily create the .d2v file and extract the audio tracks by itself (tools menu).

Thank you!!

Darkkurama