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Your lip-synch is awkward, at best. It doesn't match particularly, and just looks bad. Try using three frames instead of two: closed, partially open, and open. Don't be afraid to go frame-by-frame. It's the only way it'll come out halfway decent. I was afraid that the lip-sync was bad. Especially a...

*feels like one of those people who post 6 times in the first 10 minutes because no one has posted yet* Why is it that no one's made any comments on this? Is it because I've not gotten your attention yet? Or is it because my name's not known around here? Does the video suck? I picked some source foo...

Anime: Crest Of The Stars
Audio: Poseidon Trailer

Nope, every version I have of VD and VDM has it's own directory. Another interesting thing that I just stumbled upon, is that I get the same error in VD if I try to open more than one script file. So If I load a script, make a change to it, then load it again, it'll create the error.

I've got both 1.5.4.1 b2066 and 1.5.10.2 b2542. They both produce the same error.

If MPEG2Dec3 is in AviSynth's plugins folder, move it out of there or delete it outright. It's outdated and only works with DVD2AVI, not DGIndex. It's gone now If you try to open the script that crashes VirtualDub through Windows Media Player instead, do you get an error? I also seem to remember th...

Sorry, lack of information given on my part. In your AVS script, when you load the plug-ins, make sure that you're using dgdecode.dll. Since your using AVISynth 2.5.6, it should automatically load the plug-ins from the plug-in directory. So if you have both, mpeg2dec3.dll and dgdecode.dll in there. ...

I use DVD Decryptor 3.5.4.0 for my DVDs. If your using DGIndex to make your d2v files, try using dgdecode.dll instead of mpeg2dec3.dll (I'm just assuming that your using mpeg2dec3).

Both of those work in Windows Media Player, and Media Player Classic, so it's not AVISynth Right. So you know that avisynth works. so the problem is your files, probably. This would make more sense, if I didn't get the exact same error when I open via AVISynth in VDM. I've also tried this with an a...

Try changing the fourcc from xvid to divx. For some reason that seems to make an xvid video work in my copy of premiere.