It's the Berserk - Box of War release, which I just found out is a remastered R1 Progressive, so I'm not sure what is going on, I'll check out that program as soon as I can.
Thanks for all the assistance even though I haven't made much progress with this yet....
Avisynth Open Error
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Orestes
- Joined: Wed Jul 16, 2008 2:43 am
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Re: Avisynth Open Error
You did it Hatt, rather a much more lengthy process involved but I have no complaints.
I import all the mpegs into the program ( I tried an avs file if I were suppose to... just in case, and it still didn't work.) render out a lagarith from that, then I get quite a few avi files, afterwards I just combine them through avisynth import into avsp and vdub and I get what I want, thanks for the help.
I import all the mpegs into the program ( I tried an avs file if I were suppose to... just in case, and it still didn't work.) render out a lagarith from that, then I get quite a few avi files, afterwards I just combine them through avisynth import into avsp and vdub and I get what I want, thanks for the help.
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Mister Hatt
- Joined: Tue Dec 25, 2007 8:26 am
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Re: Avisynth Open Error
Shouldn't take more than a minute to get it into avs, and another 20 or so to get a lagarith file out of that really. You can also chain the avs files or sources (exercise for the reader) and encode it all into a single lagarith file to begin with.
Your process should go something like:
Open VOB's in DVD2AVI
Set Force FILM or whichever other field behavior you want
Save d2v files
mpeg2dec3_mpeg2source("%02d.d2v") or something to load all your sources into a single avs file
Processan
Open avs file in vdub
Save lagarith
NB: I have no idea if the above expression code for source loading will work in stock avisynth, it does work for imagesource so I guess it should for anything else, but who knows. If not you just load them in the order you want, one source per line. They will all match up. If you want to be real clever and avoid duplicating the OP/ED and whatnot, you can use DVD Decrypter's PGS editor (I tihnk DVD Fab has one as well but it is nowhere near as good) to dump only certain cells from the VOB into a new VOB, it's really handy when doing ordered chapter rips, along with getting the episodes without the OP/ED. It's pretty much allowing you to rip the VOB files with only certain chapters, insanely useful.
Your process should go something like:
Open VOB's in DVD2AVI
Set Force FILM or whichever other field behavior you want
Save d2v files
mpeg2dec3_mpeg2source("%02d.d2v") or something to load all your sources into a single avs file
Processan
Open avs file in vdub
Save lagarith
NB: I have no idea if the above expression code for source loading will work in stock avisynth, it does work for imagesource so I guess it should for anything else, but who knows. If not you just load them in the order you want, one source per line. They will all match up. If you want to be real clever and avoid duplicating the OP/ED and whatnot, you can use DVD Decrypter's PGS editor (I tihnk DVD Fab has one as well but it is nowhere near as good) to dump only certain cells from the VOB into a new VOB, it's really handy when doing ordered chapter rips, along with getting the episodes without the OP/ED. It's pretty much allowing you to rip the VOB files with only certain chapters, insanely useful.