.d2v file problem
- KillDieMurder
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.d2v file problem
Ok, I read the guide many times and did exactly what it says but i'm haveing problems with the imported video footage.
What I have:
VOB file
.d2v file
.avs file
Adobe Premiere Pro
I ripped the VOB file from the DVD using Smartripper (I was told SR can make d2v files during the ripping process, this true? how?). After I have the VOB file on my hard drive I opened up DVD2AVI, set the settings as specified in absolute destiny/Ermacs guide and "save project". The proccess takes about 30-50 seconds. I create an .AVS file:
LoadPlugin("C:\AVSFilters\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
MPEG2Source("F:\AMV\DVD2AVIfiles\bebopEp17.d2v")
The paths are correct.
I open Premiere Pro and import the AVS file(I have the "IM-Avisynth.prm" plug-in). What I get is 9.29 seconds of red garbbled crap.
I tried this with 2 different VOB files and got the same exact results. Is it a problem with the .d2v creation, or importing? Or something else all together?
What I have:
VOB file
.d2v file
.avs file
Adobe Premiere Pro
I ripped the VOB file from the DVD using Smartripper (I was told SR can make d2v files during the ripping process, this true? how?). After I have the VOB file on my hard drive I opened up DVD2AVI, set the settings as specified in absolute destiny/Ermacs guide and "save project". The proccess takes about 30-50 seconds. I create an .AVS file:
LoadPlugin("C:\AVSFilters\MPEG2DEC.DLL")
MPEG2Source("F:\AMV\DVD2AVIfiles\bebopEp17.d2v")
The paths are correct.
I open Premiere Pro and import the AVS file(I have the "IM-Avisynth.prm" plug-in). What I get is 9.29 seconds of red garbbled crap.
I tried this with 2 different VOB files and got the same exact results. Is it a problem with the .d2v creation, or importing? Or something else all together?
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- KillDieMurder
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Here's a pic of the red crap.
I tried opening the avs file in virtual dub but an error came up. It only flashed for a fraction of a second so I couldn't read it.
I tried opening the avs file in virtual dub but an error came up. It only flashed for a fraction of a second so I couldn't read it.
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- Scintilla
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ahh, thx Scintilla. I'm one step closer now.
This is what I get when I import the avs file now. It's the whole 24 minute episode, just all messed up.
This is what I get when I import the avs file now. It's the whole 24 minute episode, just all messed up.
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I am havin a problem related to this as well, but instead of it comin out messed up, i play it in wmp and it says Script error http://tokubetsu.250free.com/Untitled-1copy.jpg
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- Corran
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Excellent. Thanks a lot guys.
There's just one last thing.
Is this normal? (note the times are in the same exact place in the clip)
There's just one last thing.
Is this normal? (note the times are in the same exact place in the clip)
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