ParseD2V?

[Henry The Ripper]

Hi!

I read that the ParseD2V utility would be a great tool in deinterlacing process, but I can't find it anywhere?

Is there any substitute for that or a site where that could be downloaded?

The link to Neuron2 site is dead.

[Guest]

My web site is not down.

Parsed2v is now called DGParse and is available in the DGMPGDec package. Of course it is designed to work only with the D2V files generated by DGIndex.

[Henry The Ripper]

Is there any possibility to get the old ParseD2V?

[Guest]

Do you mean the one that works with 1.76-style D2V files?

[Henry The Ripper]

Yes. I just downloaded the DGMPGDec, but when I double-click the DGParse.exe the DOS-window just flashes. Is the any instructions for this or is it just some clitch?

[Cyberia]

@Henry The Ripper:
Yes, there are instructions. They are included in the download. Oddly enough they are in the file named "DGParse.txt". It has all the info you need.

@neuron2:
It would be great to roll this into the GUI (hint hint)

[Henry The Ripper]

But I can't get the DGParse.exe to open? Is is supposed to or is it just some add-on to DGIndex or something like that?

I'm sorry to bother you, but I have been trying to make a good IVTC for months and not succeeded.

I'm no computer genius, I know how to follow a guide that is like "Open program X, type your D2V source path to... then click button..." etc.

How should I run the DGParse.exe, if it doesn't open with a double-click?

[Guest]

You have to open a DOS window and type it from the command line there.

You must be too young to remember DOS. :)

Whenever an app says it is a command line app, or console app, you have to use a DOS window.

[Henry The Ripper]

Ok. Thanks!

I'm not young, but the DOS skills are little bit rusty... A GUI would be VERY nice! ;)

[Henry The Ripper]

Still trying to figure out DGParse... is there any way to make some sort of quick guide "How to..." 'cause I don't understand how dos based commands work?

I don't think I'm the only one. I'd really like to make good rips out of interlaced material.

Help please...?