Fixing DVD2AVI/AVS "Unrecognized Exception"

-ssj2gohan- · Post by **-ssj2gohan-** » Sun Jan 25, 2004 1:50 am

but before that deinterlace worked for me and taht made it so i can export the avs in premiere since the premiere deinterlacing doesn't work for that

crazyblondemuffin · Post by **crazyblondemuffin** » Sun Mar 07, 2004 7:05 pm

klinky wrote:Fixing DVD2AVI/AVS "Unrecognized Exception"

^^^^ Title of thread

The titles is not "Fixing lines in my video.".

NExt time make a new topic.

What you are experiencing is classic interlacing/telecine lines. You need to read the guides and learn how to IVTC(inverse telecine) or de-interlace the video. Usually adding the commands :

Telecide()
Decimate(cycle=5)

Right after your mpeg2source line in your AVS file you will be able to IVTC NTSC(USA/Japan) material fine. So long as you have decomb installed. This will slow down your AVS script. If you're lazy or adding those two lines is too complex, then you can download one of the many area based de-interlace filters for Vdub and use that AFTER you're done editing your video and you've exported it.

Some footage cannot be IVTC'd or even de-interlaced %100. The US & earlier Japanese releases of Evangelion have this problem. There are quite a few others that do this as well.

:p This question has also been asked(& answered) many times before :p

~klinky

Hey, i'm having the same problem as that guy. I had a hard enough time trying to get avs to work (i needed the right plugins -_-')but now i got those weird lines. I added the stuff you said to add but when i import it i'm getting the red letters again. I think it's because i do not have the telecide and decimate plugins. Can you tell me where to get them? Thanks

klinky · Post by **klinky** » Mon Mar 08, 2004 4:09 am

Decomb for AVISynth 2.5:

http://neuron2.net/decomb/decombnew.html

Decomb for AVISynth 2.0:

http://neuron2.net/decomb/decomblegacy.html

Also the original post had a link to a filter pack for AVISynth 2.5, which included a version of decomb.

You can also load up your AVS file to virtualdub(www.virtualdub.com), which should pop up a window telling you the error. You can then post the error here and people can help you further...

Also don't forget that the plugins are not autoloaded when you manually install AVISynth, you must add loadplugin("pluginlocation") before you try to use the filter later in your script.

the Black Monarch · Post by **the Black Monarch** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 9:00 am

God damn it all to hell. Why can't you people get your goddamn shit to work right? You like to bitch and moan about Microsoft, but their stuff is almost guaranteed to work the way it's supposed to for at least a few months. These stoners who make DVD2AVI and whatnot can't even get their stuff to work reliably right out of the gate.

You know what we need? A version of AVIsynth that accessed VOB files directly, bypassing the need for DVD2AVI altogether. Or better yet, a program that copies the MPEG2 stream from a DVD into an MPEG file, thus eliminating the need to work with the VOBs, and doing so with zero loss in video data.

Sadly, lacking any knowledge of programming languages, I cannot do this myself, and I am stuck with your stupid-ass non-functioning piece-of-crap programs that make me wish I still had those AVIs I got from Kazaa.

(sorry if I offended anyone or have suggested something completely impossible, but I just had to vent)

-ssj2gohan- · Post by **-ssj2gohan-** » Sun Mar 14, 2004 12:53 pm

i have a program that encodes RIGHT OFF THE DVD IN THE DRIVE

DaPatches · Post by **DaPatches** » Mon Mar 22, 2004 5:12 pm

I updated to premeire Pro and im now having this prob. Does aviSynth work with pro?

kmv · Post by **kmv** » Tue Mar 23, 2004 4:11 pm

Yes, but you have to use a different version of the AVS plugin. See this thread:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/phpBB/v ... hp?t=22293

jjamriska · Post by **jjamriska** » Tue Apr 20, 2004 1:40 am

ok, so i fixed the unrecognized exception error.. or so i thought. my file opens in every program i try EXCEPT premire 6.5. can anyone tell me why? ive already tried most of the stuff in this thread...

SpLiF_3d · Post by **SpLiF_3d** » Thu May 06, 2004 8:16 am

i am having the same problem as jjamriska, i had premiere 5.5 on my computer. the amvapp & avisynth worked perfectly. now i finally get a hold of premiere 6.5 and none of the stuff works. i have been up & down the forums trying everything. i guess i will just have to revert back to 5.5 unless someone can give me a solution.

AbsoluteDestiny · Post by **AbsoluteDestiny** » Thu May 06, 2004 8:58 am

SpLiF_3d wrote:i am having the same problem as jjamriska, i had premiere 5.5 on my computer. the amvapp & avisynth worked perfectly. now i finally get a hold of premiere 6.5 and none of the stuff works. i have been up & down the forums trying everything. i guess i will just have to revert back to 5.5 unless someone can give me a solution.

When you installed the plugin that comes with the amvapp it would have copied itself to the Premiere 5.5 directory.

Now you have Premiere 6.5 and it does not have the plugin. You can either install the amvapp again and look for the 6.5 directory or just search for the file "im-avisynth.prm" and copy it to your Premiere 6.5/Plugin-Ins folder.

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Fixing DVD2AVI/AVS "Unrecognized Exception"

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