Greetings to all.
I am trying to do a custom rip of DVD9 to DVD5. I've riped the source to a directory and am using Avisynth and DGIndex to frame-serve the source without converting into Cinema Craft Encoder SP. All works well except for one thing. The duration of the movie upon encoding is totally wrong and a lot of frames are cut
the source is 220292 frames at 29.97 fps
the encoded version is only 100211 frames at 29.97 fps
my script is as following
LoadPlugin("D:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\DGDecode.dll")
MPEG2Source("vampire_full.d2v")
I even tried to use HCEnc version 023, but have received the same results.
Any help is appreciated
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Open the script in VDub(Mod) and go File->File Information. Is the length half of what it's supposed to be? And when scrolling through it, is lots missing? What framecount does it give? What framerate?
Did you load all the VOBs into DGIndex, and the VOBs for the movie and only the movie? The audio demuxed from the VOBs, when played is it also half the length of the movie? If the audio is less than half the length of the movie, then you didn't load all the VOBs for the movie.
Did you use Force Film in DGIndex, thus making a 23.976fps D2V file? If it's an NTSC movie, then almost certainly it's supposed to be 23.976fps, either from using Forced Film in DGIndex if possible, or through an IVTC in the script.
Where are you getting these frame counts?
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VDub 1.9.6 - frame count and length are ok
I've loaded only the main movie VOBs in the DGIndex
The audio is demuxed and not part of my Avisynth script. the full script is shown above. It is proper length in a player. The AVS script is also proper length in the player. The information shown by CCE SP/HCEnc when I load the AVS script into it show proper information.
ForceFilm - no idea - I've kept default settings
The original is 720/480 29.97 at least the BSPlayer shows it as such
The frame counts I am getting from AVISYNTH Info()
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VDub shows the correct frame count and length. The audio shows the correct length. CCE and HCEnc both show it to have the correct framecount. Players show the script to be the correct length. Only Info() show the framecount and length incorrectly. Is that right?
I have no idea (yet) why Info() shows the wrong information. It should be agreeing with the information provided by the other apps.
The duration of the movie upon encoding is totally wrong and a lot of frames are cut
ForceFilm - no idea - I've kept default settings
Stream_Type=1
MPEG_Type=2
iDCT_Algorithm=6
YUVRGB_Scale=1
Luminance_Filter=0,0
Clipping=0,0,0,0
Aspect_Ratio=16:9
Picture_Size=720x480
Field_Operation=1
Frame_Rate=23976 (24000/1001)
Location=0,0,0,51eaThe original is 720/480 29.97 at least the BSPlayer shows it as such
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manono, thank you. I think I've figured it out. The movie player displays incorrect duration.
GSpot displays 220,292 frames. So they are all there.
I was not aware of the issue with players having this problem.
Thank you for your help. I was worried that the clip was in fact corrupted.
Do I understand correctly that incorrect duration display will not be an issue in authoring program? -
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the clip did not work correctly in authoring program. I am stomped
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Open the MPV and audio in Muxman and see if it accepts it and then muxes it. If it accepts it but doesn't mux it, check the muxman log (in the root of the c drive) for more information why not. If there's something wrong and it's not compliant, it won't be because of the length.
You could cut a small piece and upload it somewhere for us to have a look. 10 seconds will be plenty.
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