CCE sees frame size as 792x56

[dvdguy_2002]

Hi All,
I have used DVD Decryptor and then DVD2AVI and created a .avs script.
Now that I load the script into CCE 2.50, it says, 792x56 is not supported.

I have made sure that the size in DVD2AVI is set as 720x480 and the box on the upper right is marked check.

All the help will be greatly appreciated.

Thankx.

[ompg]

Hi,

Try to put you avs file in media player and check the error message.

Ompg.

[dvdguy_2002]

Thankx for the reply, previously I forgot to mention NOT supported.
the message is 792x56 is not supported. I have made sure that the frame is set as 720x480.

[dvdguy_2002]

Anybody please........

[breathsky]

How to write yours avs file

[screw]

I had the same error, when made a mistake in .avs script (path to MPEG2DEC.DLL was wrong).

[Boulder]

Like Ompg already said, open the avs file in some player or in VirtualDub and you should see the proper error message.

[dvdguy_2002]

@ Screw, if the path to mpeg2dec.dll is incorrect, the error message is something like, the avi filehandler is not found. I have rechecked the path.

@ Boulder, still the error message is 792x56 is NOT supported.

[ompg]

Post your avs script

Ompg

[dvdguy_2002]

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AVISynth2\Plugin\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
mpeg2source("D:\Movie\Test1.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)

Hope this helps in troubleshooting.
Thankx.

[ompg]

Any resize ? do you Crop in Dvd2avi ?

which version of dvd2avi do you use ?

[dvdguy_2002]

The size was seen as 720x480 NTSC and I left it as it was, the only thing I did was to check the box in the upper right corner, then I tried with the box unchecked.

The dvd2avi version is 1.76

[Boulder]

Originally posted by dvdguy_2002

@ Boulder, still the error message is 792x56 is NOT supported.

Did VirtualDub (or Media Player) show this error message?

[rui]

Originally posted by dvdguy_2002
@ Screw, if the path to mpeg2dec.dll is incorrect, the error message is something like, the avi filehandler is not found. I have rechecked the path.

Not exactly. Once, i had the path to vdub textsub filter wrong, and i also got the "792x56 is not supported" error when loading the avs into CCE.
I corrected the path and the error was gone. But one thing (frame size error) didn't had anything to do with the other (loading sub filter).

But since you already checked the path it must be something else. :confused:

[dvdguy_2002]

Originally posted by rui
Not exactly. Once, i had the path to vdub textsub filter wrong, and i also got the "792x56 is not supported" error when loading the avs into CCE.
I corrected the path and the error was gone. But one thing (frame size error) didn't had anything to do with the other (loading sub filter).

But since you already checked the path it must be something else. :confused:

Here's my avs script with the path to mpeg2dec.dll,
what do you think about it ?, is there a possibilty of
wrong path assigned ? pls point it out, if there is an error.

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AVISynth2\Plugin\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
mpeg2source("D:\Movie\Test1.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)

Thankx.

[rui]

Well, by just looking at it, it seems ok to me.

I assume that you have the mpeg2dec.dll file exactly where you point in the script, right?

So, maybe it's something with the dv2 project? Yesterday night i was trying to load a AVI into CCE, using a avs script, and only got 240 frames every time i tried.
In the end i found out that the AVi had AC3 audio in it, and avisynth wasn't hable to accept that. I stripped the audio out of the AVI, and all went well again.

the only thing I did was to check the box in the upper right corner, then I tried with the box unchecked.

What you mean by this?

[dvdguy_2002]

If you go into the resize option for dvd2avi, you'll see a box in the upper right corner.

[rui]

Well, are you doing any resize in DVD2AVI? I think you should't do that. Maybe that is the problem.
You should load your vobs into it, then choose the audio tracks to demux, choose force film if ntsc film, and then save the dv2 project.

I never mess with the resize in DVD2AVI, if you are ripping from a DVD, then you shouldn't need to resize anything, the video already comes at the correct size.

[dvdguy_2002]

Originally posted by dvdguy_2002
The size was seen as 720x480 NTSC and I left it as it was, the only thing I did was to check the box in the upper right corner, then I tried with the box unchecked.

The dvd2avi version is 1.76

@ rui Well, Well, Well. You sound like someone who jumps the gun.

[rui]

Ok, sorry, my mystake.

I thougth that, since you went to that menu, you could be trying to resize. I work with DVD2AVI for 2 years now, and never seen that menu, because i never resize in it.


But please remember, i am not in any contest to find out errors you could be making.
I am here only with the purpose to help.

[Wilbert]

Tough problem. What version of avisynth are you using? Does it happen with all d2v-files? Does it also happen when loading avi files (via avisource(blabla)) in avisynth?

[dvdguy_2002]

Originally posted by dvdguy_2002
is there a possibilty of
wrong path assigned ? pls point it out, if there is an error.

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AVISynth2\Plugin\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
mpeg2source("D:\Movie\Test1.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)

Thankx.

@ rui,,, anybody is more than welcome to point out my errors,
cause I don't see whatz wrong, kinda lost........

@ Wilbert, Version 2.07 and everything else is a yes.

[rui]

Ok, since it happens also loading avi via avisynth, could you try to load the avi directly into CCE, and see what happens?

If it loads the avi's with no error, at least it isolates the problem to the use of avisynth.

Since it happens with all dv2 projects you create, could be the ripping part (or the mpeg2dec.dll file that has some problem), but since you said that when loading a avi using avisynth also gives error, i am inclined to believe that the problem is when using avisynth.

Also, some of the guys here sugested to load the avs into media player. Does it give any error when doing so?

[Wilbert]

Maybe installing huffyuv is of any help (probably not).

[Ntsita]

@dvdguy_2002
Have you resolved the mistake?
If not, maybe i think that avisynth2.07 (that you have installed) has the automatic loading plugin dir, and it should be (unless you have changed it):
"c:\program files\avisynth2\plugins"

Your script says:
LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AVISynth2\Plugin\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
mpeg2source("D:\Movie\Test1.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)

Could be this the error? ("Plugin" instead of "Plugins").:sly:

Hi.:p

[dvdguy_2002]

Okay guys, here goes...... I was so ticked that I smacked by box with a baseball bat. Don't have a box for further tests.......sorry.

[69Mws]

I had the same problem yesterday.

I only had this error message when i tried using mpeg2dec3.dll in the avs script. When using mpeg2dec2.dll (both dll's are in the plugin folder from Avisynth 2.07) i get no error message...strange....

Greetz
69Mws

[Wilbert]

You are sure you used the one (beta 6 I think) for AviSynth v2.07?

[69Mws]

Originally posted by Wilbert
You are sure you used the one (beta 6 I think) for AviSynth v2.07?

I'm not sure, i'll check that.

I visited www.avisynth.org and there was a link to a site about mpeg2dec3.dll

Do you know a source, where i can get a working mpeg2dec3.dll for Avisynth 2.07?

Greetz
69Mws

[Wilbert]

I visited www.avisynth.org and there was a link to a site about mpeg2dec3.dll
Marc FD removed all his AviSynth v2.07 plugins, I haven't updated www.avisynth.org yet. The plugins on his site are for v2.5.

aDo you know a source, where i can get a working mpeg2dec3.dll for Avisynth 2.07?
I attached his latest version. It can take a while for it is approved:

[69Mws]

Originally posted by Wilbert
Marc FD removed all his AviSynth v2.07 plugins, I haven't updated www.avisynth.org yet. The plugins on his site are for v2.5.


I attached his latest version. It can take a while for it is approved:

ok, thx, that's the problem. I got the current version 1.0 and it's not working with AVS 2.07

Well, i think i'll wait for the release of the final version of AVS 2.5.

CCE 2.50 is currently running with speed about 1.3 - 1.5 on my P4 2,53 Ghz with mpeg2dec2 (just a simple script loading a d2v file;i encode for dvd-r; no resize or other filters) and that works quite well for me :)

I just wanted to test mpeg2dec3, using these idct-settings for SSE2 support to see if more speed is possible on my machine.

Greetz
69Mws

[DVD__GR]

I missed this thrad but i could not understand if the problem of our friend is solved.
i had the same problem and i solved it with this
DirectShowSource("H:\napster\Briana~1.mpg",fps=29.97)
it is a ntsc prob i believe and u have to declare the fps..
i dont know , but i solved it.:)