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dvd ripped....dvd2avi prject made.... but what then ???
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Violater
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9. October 2001 @ 03:52 |
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hi
i have ripped one of my dvd's
Soldier just for a test rip
i have made a project with dvd2avi ( is it right that i only is about 378kb big ?? soldier.d2v file )
now my problem is every program i use wont accept that d2v file =)
(tried Virtualdub,TMPGEnc)
well i know im a newb to this but can someone tell me what im doin wrong or what i have missed and so on ?
thanks for ur help
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9. October 2001 @ 04:00 |
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You need to have the VFAPI installed. From here:
TMPGEnc.com/e_enq.html
">http://www.TMPGEnc.com/e_enq.html
Without VFAPI the system can't read d2v files.
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Violater
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9. October 2001 @ 06:00 |
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ok TMPGEnc has now the plugin installed
when i try to open the file it sais
"can not open / or unsupported"
is that just bad luck or am i still doing something wrong ?
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9. October 2001 @ 06:32 |
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Umh. Few things you might want to try now (I've never ever had any problems with d2v's and TMPG):
1) Hopefully you didn't shut down AVI.cfm" class="forum_link" target="_blank">DVD2AVI before the .d2v writing was 100% completed.
2) Try to download AVI.cfm" class="forum_link" target="_blank">DVD2AVI v1.76 to see if the problem is with the new version (1.82). You can d/l it from here: AVI.cfm" class="forum_link" target="_blank">DVD2AVI/DVD2AVI_176.zip
">http://arbor.ee.ntu.edu.tw/~jackei/AVI.cfm" class="forum_link" target="_blank">DVD2AVI/DVD2AVI_176.zip
3) Try this tool called VFAPIConv, it can convert those project files into pseudo-AVIs, download it from here: http://arbor.ee.ntu.edu.tw/~jackei/VFAPIRC_104b_en.zip
...if these don't help, ask more -- if they do, please tell and I'll put additional notes to my guide.
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gaz_wigan
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9. October 2001 @ 07:12 |
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Hey,
are you going to 'file' and 'open project' if so that is why you are getting the error message, you should open the file using the browse button at the botton next to the 'video source' and then do the same on the 'audio source', hope that helps or am i being completely stupid????
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9. October 2001 @ 07:14 |
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gaz_wigan: Good catch :-)
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9. October 2001 @ 12:17 |
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thanks
i will try it tomorro =)
ohh and i am using the browser hehe
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9. October 2001 @ 12:38 |
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oki i could not resist it =)
just made a new projet with the older dvd2avi an u know what! it worked!! also i could not get a wav file with the newest version of dvd2avi but with the older prog it was no prob at all
thanks alot peps
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jasonk
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20. November 2001 @ 08:12 |
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I am having similar problems trying to open my .dv2 file created by DVD2AVI ver1.82 with TMPGEnc Version 2.01.30.116. I thought it was a faulty plug-in, so I re-downloaded both the main program and the VFAPI plug-in from TMPGEnc's site.
Still after I've unzipped the plug-in to the folder where TMPGEnc is, and double-clicked the "install" .bat file, TMPGEnc does not recognize the .dv2 file. I go to browse (video) and then select the folder where it is stored. No .dv2 files are shown, so I go to "Show all files" and then click on the .dv2 file I just made. It gives me an error saying file not supported.
I hate to spend the time to rerun DVD2AVI b/c it takes so long. Any other ideas? Anybody else having this problem.
Thanks.
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20. November 2001 @ 10:34 |
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The plug-in, for some reason, doesn't seem to recognize 1.82 pseudo-files. I don't know if this has been fixed in 1.84 which was just released, but 1.76 works fine.
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jasonk
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20. November 2001 @ 10:58 |
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I tried it again with the older version, and I'm glad to say that it does work. Thanks for the help.
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20. November 2001 @ 11:37 |
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An addition: AVI.cfm" class="forum_link" target="_blank">DVD2AVI v1.84 was released today and it works nicely (I just tested) with TMPGEnc.
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