DGIndex Problem
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DGIndex Problem
So tonight, I tried running DGIndex... I ran it, then went to open some vobs, when DGIndex stopped responding. It does this on all f versions I have, evern the one that isn't technically 'installed', all I do is press the .exe to have it start up.
It's similiar to my problem with VDub/Mod's compression tab, has anyone else had this problem?
It's similiar to my problem with VDub/Mod's compression tab, has anyone else had this problem?
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Re: DGIndex Problem
Mmmh... dgindex freezing... have you tried updating it? If you are using the version of the avtechbeta, you might want to since I think there is a newer release. Not sure if that would help, and also you'd have to re-index all the files you've done so far. >_> But you might want to give it a try anyway.
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Re: DGIndex Problem
Yeah, I tried the latest version of DGIndex that installs seperately, but it still won't do allow me to actually get the vobs. Even the 64-bit version of it won't let me change folders.
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Re: DGIndex Problem
You might want to try DVD2AVI then. Just pay attention that you'll need a different .dll for it and just calling mpeg2source won't work anymore since you'll have to specify dgdecode_mpeg2source for .d2v files made with dgindex and mpeg2dec3_mpeg2source for the .d2v projects made with DVD2AVI.
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Re: DGIndex Problem
Talk about bad luck...
Well, if that's the situation and a reboot doesn't fix anything, I'll say that directshowsource on the VOB will do, though you should be doing lossless clips for editing at that point.
Well, if that's the situation and a reboot doesn't fix anything, I'll say that directshowsource on the VOB will do, though you should be doing lossless clips for editing at that point.
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Re: DGIndex Problem
Code: Select all
DirectShowSource("C:\Users\Aaron\Downloads\Eva\VTS_01_2.VOB")
ConvertToYV12()
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Re: DGIndex Problem
Uh... Sorry for the double post, but that error is happening with everything avisynth, even when trying to make an mp4 in Zarx using a lossless render.
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Re: DGIndex Problem
The converttoyv12() is unnecessary, really (VOBs are already in YV12 colorspace).
As for the error you're getting, try checking you're saving the .avs file in the ANSI charset and not in Unicode or something else...
As for the error you're getting, try checking you're saving the .avs file in the ANSI charset and not in Unicode or something else...
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Re: DGIndex Problem
All right, thanks for the heads up. The only thing I really need to know now is how to put multiple vobs in the script at once, so I don't have to go back and render four or five times. Thanks for all the help mirk.
And I knew about making it ANSI since I've had that problem before, I just didn't check to see what it was saving as.
And I knew about making it ANSI since I've had that problem before, I just didn't check to see what it was saving as.