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Unusual DVD Rebuilder / cce sp error
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eggedd
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30. June 2004 @ 08:07 |
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any help on the following error would be greatly apprieciated as i cant find anyone with this problem elsewhere.
i have installed rebuilder and the MPEG2Dec3dg.dll file into the same dir.
cce sp 2.66 and the eclcce exe is installed as per normal.
now from what i can tell all of the setting are set correctly and when i click on prepare every thing goes according to plan with no problems.
Its when i click on the encode button that problems occur.
after a few secconds i get the error Frame size 788x56 is not supported, Supported frams size is upto 720x756.
i cannot work out where this frame size is coming from ive even looked into the generated ecl files but they do say 720x576 so im at a complete loss as to whats happening here
Anyone have any ideas.
Thx
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30. June 2004 @ 09:17 |
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Try playing one of the AVS files in the D2VAVS folder (you can use just about any media player for this) and see what size it is. If you use VirtualDub to open it you can use File Information from the File menu to see the exact resolution. Just look at the first line. Assuming it is 788x56, open the same AVS file with Notepad and post the contents here.
Are you just doing a "basic" backup with it, and if not, what optional settings or other tools have you used?
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eggedd
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30. June 2004 @ 10:48 |
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im not sure what is happening here but
in the D2VAVS folder
there is 2 ecl files
a v01.d2v and a v02.d2v file
then quite a few avisynth files
19 to be exact but the only 2 files i can get to open at all are the d2v files
they will open in DVD2AVI but not in vdub.
DVD2AVI in the top of the window says
VTS_01_1.VOB 720 x 576 {16}{32}
if that helps
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30. June 2004 @ 10:58 |
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The multiple D2V files are to be expected. There should be one for each title listed at the top of the DVD Rebuilder window when you start. It sounds like the error is occuring due to something that's not right in the AVS files. You need to open one up with Notepad (right click on the file and select Open with and then select Notepad from the list) and copy the contents and post them here.
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eggedd
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30. June 2004 @ 11:11 |
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ok here is 1 of the files u were asking about
#------------------
# AVS File Created by DVD Rebuilder
# VOBID:01, CELLID:01
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LoadPlugin("G:\dvd rebuilder\MPEG2Dec3dg.dll")
mpeg2source("N:\TEMP REBUILDER\D2VAVS\V01.D2V",idct=7)
trim(0,16199)
ConvertToYUY2(interlaced=true)
AudioDub(BlankClip())
im starting to wonder if its a faulty MPEG2Dec3.dll
regards
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30. June 2004 @ 11:23 |
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What's the exact error you get when you try to open that AVS file with VirtualDub?
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eggedd
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30. June 2004 @ 13:31 |
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hi again
this is what the virtua dub error window says
Avisynth open failure:
LoadPlugin:"G:\dvdrebuild\MPEG2Dec3dg.dll" is not an Avisynth 1.0 plugin
(N:\temp rebuild\D2VAVS\V0100000000001001.AVS,line 5
if thats any good
looks like the plug in aint working prolly or its an old version but its the 1 i got from the links in these forums
regards
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30. June 2004 @ 13:35 |
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Nope, I've seen this before, and it's not the plugin. Somehow there's an older version of AviSynth installed on your PC. Try reinstalling AviSynth and I think the problem will be solved. Have you installed anything else on your PC that uses AviSynth? I think when I saw this on Doom9 it was somebody who installed a version of Gordian Knot, but I can't remember for sure.
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 30. June 2004 @ 13:35
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eggedd
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1. July 2004 @ 02:26 |
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well i have tried what u suggested but still get the same error, same error in cce as it tries to start encode and same error in vdub when i try to load the file into that.
it still reckons that the plugin for avisynth is not a 1.0 plugin
im lost now.
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eggedd
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1. July 2004 @ 04:16 |
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Ok
i have managed to get rid of that error relating to the mpeg2dec3.dll
but i now have another problem that i aint managed to work out yet.
the encode bit now seems to work after i removed the file location for the mpeg.dll and just left it blank and put the dll in the avisynth plugins dir
that seems to have sorted that error but the 1 i have now is that it now encodes the whole movie in 1 minute
but when i look at the movie clips it is actually an error it is encoding
Script error: there is no function named "mpeg2source"
that then points to the *.avs file in the d2vavs folder
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eggedd
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1. July 2004 @ 09:32 |
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this is a copy of the first *.avs file
#------------------
# AVS File Created by DVD Rebuilder
# VOBID:01, CELLID:01
#------------------
mpeg2source("N:\TEMP REBUILDER\D2VAVS\V01.D2V",idct=7)
trim(0,16199)
ConvertToYUY2(interlaced=true)
AudioDub(BlankClip())
now i cannot work out or see what is wrong with this script cos the encoder doesn't error out but like i said before it only takes 1 minute to encode the entire movie segments which i know is obviously wrong.
when i play one of the supposedly encoded clips in DVD2AVI which is a *.m2v file it just displays the following in the area where the movie should be playing :-
Script error: there is no function named "mpeg2source"
(n:\blah\d2vavs\*.avs, line 5
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1. July 2004 @ 09:40 |
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Try this. Use Notepad to make your own AVS file. Call it whatever you want. This will be the only line in the file:
Version()
Save the file (make sure it has a .AVS extension instead of .TXT) and open it with VirtualDub (or a media player of some kind). There will be 3 lines of text displayed in the video. The first line should start with AviSynth 2.54. If it doesn't say that (especially if it says something like 2.08) there's another version of AviSynth somewhere on your PC that you need to get rid of. Since you didn't say, did you re-install AviSynth?
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1. July 2004 @ 10:05 |
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Vurbals right I decided to play around with Avisynth yesterday and I uninstalled version 2.54 and installed Version 2.08 and it was a no go. I uninstalled 2.08 and went back to version 2.54 and all went well.
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eggedd
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1. July 2004 @ 15:15 |
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thx for all your info and help
i followed your info from previous post and found i had avisynth 2.08 on somehow
deleted that and reinstalled 2.55 and seems to be encoding ok now
i'll check it again in the morning cos im going to bed now
thx again for all your input and i'll let you know how its going again in the morning
Regards
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1. July 2004 @ 15:31 |
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Glad it's working for you.
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eggedd
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2. July 2004 @ 07:58 |
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Just when i thought everything was going well !!
Encode had finished when i got up this morning so i started to rebuild the dvd
it got so far into rebuilding then gave the following error:-
DVD rebuilder experienced a buffer overflow
Error #0004. Process must stop.
when will it ever end !!!!
i am determined to get this dvd encoded and rebuilt even if its the last thing i do
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2. July 2004 @ 08:13 |
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I'd suggest that you figure out which segment Rebuilder was trying to put back together when it happened. I'd start by looking at the AVS file first to see if there's anything weird about it, like being only a 0-1 frame cell. At one time there were quite a few people getting that error in their backups, but that's almost entirely stopped now. jdobbs has said there's nothing in DVD-RB that could still be causing it, but there is a thread on Doom9 dedicated to it:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=75504
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eggedd
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2. July 2004 @ 08:37 |
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thx for the info again
i checked the avs and the m2v files where the error occured and found that the 1 it looked to have stopped on was fine but the very next 1 for some reason had this in the avs file
trim(24215,24215)
it seems it has trimmed a complete segment to nothing
and the next segment is the same before it goes back to normal
ill try re-ripping the movie and trying again
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eggedd
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4. July 2004 @ 02:20 |
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Vurbal i would like to thank you very much for all your help this week
i have finally got it to work fully after i re-ripped the movie
Thanks again.
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4. July 2004 @ 17:24 |
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You're welcome. Glad I could help. ;)
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