maybe is my mistake Markymoo
or your source is .avi(i don't use),or CCE as encoder in d2s!
then d2s automatically inserts ConvertToYUY2() cos CCE need it!
when you are using Tmpgenc as encoder in d2s,
it automatically inserts ConvertToRGB32() in the scrpt "FrameSel.avs"
if you choose "use frame selection" or in "preview video (still picture)"
only to show the image in the frame selection window or in the preview .
choosing "edit when dvd2 avi is done"or"edit as part of video encoding",
you can edit and save the script before d2s call the encoder but
don't automatically inserts ConvertToYUY2() or ConvertToRGB32()
in the script if Tmpgenc was choosed as encoder.
i'm still thinking that the problem posted by Icarus3000 is:
low CQ, high resolution and the time lenght for this dvd source
and isn't problems with mpeg2dec3.dll or "messing plugins" and .avi sources.
some dvd sources can give good results with this CQ abd resolution,
others don't cos they have differents parameters and actions
and need more bitrate in more scenes,then show some blocks.
my recomendations for Icarus3000 in another thread:
change the resolution from 544x480 to 480x480,
than you got more CQ and less blocks (or no blocks)!
the image will be better in the whole movie!
see that logan555 post a solution when the source is .avi !
Holomatrix post another solution when the plugins are "messing things up".
i don't have this 2 types of problems.
what i really want to know is:
if my source are vobs,
doing dvd2avi project and choosing
Tmpgenc as encoder with scrip.avs,
if i use ConvertToYUY2() in the end of the script will
remove this type of problems like in the picture posted
this is my doubt!
thanks again!