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twobit326 10-04-2002 09:58 PM

VDub won't recognize D2v file
 
Simply put, whenI try to load a d2v file from DVD2Avi to VDub it won't recognize the file type. The file looads and encodes fine in TMPEG. I need it to load in Vdsub b/c It's japanese and i need the subtitles. VobSub.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanx.
Twobit326

kwag 10-04-2002 10:41 PM

Hi Twobit326,
Run FitCD and create a .avs from your .d2v. Now open the .avs with Vdub :wink:

-kwag

twobit326 10-04-2002 10:49 PM

next problem
 
now it says this:

AVIsynth open failure:
AVIFile Source: Couldn't open file
(C:\Cowboy Bebop\Ep 1\filmfixed.avs, line 2)

Again, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Twobit326

rendalunit 10-04-2002 11:08 PM

hey,

You need to use the VFAPI reader- this is in the vfapi folder of DVD2SVCD (that's where I found it). Run this program select ADD JOB, load the .d2v, hit CONVERT and it will create a file with your .d2v project with a -vfapi.avi extension which you can load into VDub.

-ren

twobit326 10-04-2002 11:15 PM

*sigh*
 
Now it says the exact same thing but it says:

Unrecognized Exception!
....\filmfixed.avs, line 2)


But it's a video file? And when it loads in Vdub it loads that pic file that says the above. What's agoing on? Should i redo the dvd2avi?


BTW, it also says this when I try to load the FitCD Avisynth file
Thanx

rendalunit 10-04-2002 11:45 PM

Your computer is flucked up. The avisynth or vfapi reader method both work on my p4 1.6 ghz win2k system.

edit:

I just reread your post and you said it gave an error in line blah blah of your .avs file------------ I said to load the .d2v file into the vfapi reader :lol: - without avisynth.

kwag 10-04-2002 11:58 PM

Hey twobit326,

Are you using version 1.76 of DVD2AVI :?:
It you're not, that's the problem.

-kwag


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