PgcDemux problems

[boxXx]

Doom9 users,

I'm having a problem, i wanted to do some dragonball rips so i started ripping my dvd's, now when i try and demux the audio + video from the titles, it shows just 4 mins of video and the seperate audio file is 20 mins like it should be.

I have tried alot of different methods but just dont seem to be able to properly extract and demux every episode.

I hope you guys can help me further here.

Thanks in advance !

[blutach]

Sounds like a ripping problem or perhaps some timing issues in the MPEG stream.

Try a mock strip in IfoEdit / run the domain thru FixVTS or VobBlanker.

Alternatively, if you have Womble MPEG Wizard, try to fix the videofile (time codes often are reset at VobID changes).

Regards

[manono]

My take on it is that he's playing the demuxed M2V in a player and it doesn't give him the correct length, as is all too common. I'd be almost willing to bet all 20 minutes are there. Open the M2V in GSpot. What's it say? Or make a proper AviSynth script (using DGIndex to make the D2V file, and the MPEG2Source line in the script), and then open it in VDub(Mod). In File->File Info, what length does it give?

I could easily be wrong about this, though. boxXx, how are you determining the video's length?

And welcome to the forum!

[boxXx]

Thanks for the help and the welcome ! :)

Well i tried what you said i opened the file in Gspot and it did show me 24 mins like it should be also when i open it up in DGindex it seems to give me the complete video stream.
Now after indexing it and opening up the avisynth script it gives me an error on line 1 which is the path to the index file.

No function named MPEG2Source.

Any help on this one ? ( i'm totally new to dvd ripping i usually only do Blu-Ray encodes altho it seems quite similar :P )

Fixed it ! thanks for all your help !

[Guest]

Put dgdecode.dll in your avisynth plugins directory. Or load it in your script with LoadPlugin().

It's all described in the quick start guide that comes with DGMPGDec.