VdubMod .vd2v file?

[Guest]

@Belgabor (?)

When you drop a VOB onto VdubMod, it creates a .vd2v file. But that file looks nothing like a .d2v that DVD2AVI 1.76 would generate for the same VOB! Why is this and what is the interpretation of the per-frame values contained in the file? Thank you.

[Belgabor]

Unfortunately I don't know anything about the MPEG2 features. I'll point our MPEG2 guy here, but it could take some time since he's pretty busy atm.

[pulco-citron]

.vd2v is based upon .d2v. the only differences are some additional info lines stored in the "header" and B/P frame info in the "data" part (.d2v only differentiates I and B-P), for a more accurate display in vdub's status bar.

I created this "format" before knowing that newer versions of smart ripper already generate a .d2v file. I did not care of compatibility with dvd2avi since I wanted vdubmod to completely replace it.

A good idea when adapting vdubmod to vdub 1.5 would be to drop .vd2v and support only .d2v and/or .ifo.

[Guest]

Originally posted by pulco-citron
I created this "format" ... Thank you for the response. Would it be possible for you to document the format? I am very interested in the bit definitions of the per-frame values.