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well i went into DVD2AVI, loaded a file, saved the project to get a d2v, tried to open it in vdub and it didn't work... Should i just renecode the videos to avi using the "save as avi" option in DVD2AVI? i'm using virtuadub 1.4.9 and DVD2AVI 1.77.3 if that's any help. vdub says "cannot dermine file type of blah\blah.d2v"..

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30.09.20 - 10:45:10
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To open a d2v file you need to write a script like this: LoadPlugin("C:\Movie\av_plugins\MPEG2DEC.dll") Mpeg2source("C:\Movie\ID4.d2v") You probably have mpeg2dec.dll in dvd2svcd folder. Open the new created script in vdub. You should check the framerate.(video>framerate) If it's not what you want, you can add to your script(this script) convertFPS(29.97) or whatever framerate you have there. You could change it in vdub, but I don't think it does it right, and when you encode your menu, the video might play too fast or too slow. And now you are all set. In video choose direct stream copy, then select range, and use the frame where you want your thumbnail to begin, then the number of frames, ok and you choose save as avi. Right at the bottom of the save window there's a check box Add operation to job list..., check that and save. And then do the same for every thumbnail, and when finished go file>job control>start. It's easy. The avis are gonna be big, so make sure you have enough room. Well, that's all. Let me know how it goes.

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30.09.20 - 10:56:18
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OK tried that ... i get an error saying "unrecognised exception in line 2". ---------- LoadPlugin("C:\PROGRA~1\DVD2SVCD\MPEG2Dec\mpeg2dec.dll") Mpeg2source("D:\MPEGs\nutty.d2v") --------- I have tried using the long file names as well, doesn't make a difference, line 2 is where the error lies. I've tried even using an AVS file created by DVD2SVCD for a rip that i did recently and it still gave the same error in regards to the mpeg2source line.. any thoughts?

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30.09.20 - 11:02:08
Message # 13
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I've seen some complaints about this in the avisynth forum, no one seem to have posted anything about a sollution. They tryied different versions of mpeg2dec(there are a couple more), but without results. I am using an older version of avisynth, 2.03, because with the latest one I'm getting lots of errors when doing my menues. It works fine just with a script like yours, but when doing the menues, it acts weird. I don't know if it'll solve the problem, but if you want to try another version, here's where you find it. You just have to copy the new dll to your system32 directory. I really hope it's going to be of help. Edit I see different letters for your HD. You have 2? Can you try opening a file from the same HD with your dll? And you know, you still need the vobs for the d2v file to work.

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30.09.20 - 11:10:27
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I don't know if any of that will solve your problem. With 2.06 you don't have to use the first line, since it loads the plugins automaticly. But I don't think it's gonna work. I just wonder how the hell did it do it in the first place. I wish people post with a sollution when they find one.

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30.09.20 - 11:18:43
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