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Killerdog
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Location: France
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I Know DGIndex can handle multiple file, but there is not in a sequence.
When i try to set PID manually in DGIndex i have the same error, in detect PIDs: PAT/PMT; Detect PIDs: RAW, Detect PIDs: PSIP and manually Set PID.
Always the same errors : No video sequence header found!
Maybe there a protection, or something wrong.
i try also to manually extract The video track (*.avc) and audio track (*.ac3) with "tsremux_0.0.20" and after join the multiple AVC file to a M2TS with "tsMuxeR_1.2.10" but i got also an error.
Maybe i can make a mkv for each m2ts i have and after i can maybe join all mkv results in one, but i'me not sure it possible. and maybe i got some leak og audio glinch.
Before i try this (it take a long time to do) i prefer to have your oppinions.
Thanks
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DJRumpy
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Joined: 09 Sep 2002
Location: Dallas, Texas
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I'm not sure what your saying about the order of the files. You can re-order the files in DGIndex once you load them in.
You can also try using AVISynth and DirectShowSource to load them directly into MEGui. This requires that you can play the raw m2ts files in something like Media Player Classic or Windows Media Player.
clip1=DirectShowSource("c:\somefolder\00028.m2ts", audio=false, fps=23.976)
clip2=DirectShowSource("c:\somefolder\00029.m2ts", audio=false, fps=23.976)
clip3=DirectShowSource("c:\somefolder\00030.m2ts", audio=false, fps=23.976)
Clip1++Clip2++Clip3
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BDR
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Location: UK
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sorry guys two things:
1) when I instal meGUI and then program will update, which video profiles I have to import?
2) I've tryed the test.avs with media player classic but I can't see the movie but only a grey image. also when I open with meGUI, so I can't crop...
PS: just a question which version of FFDShow have you installed?
PPS: I have read that normally Bluray disc has only one file m2ts that contain the entire film, but in the film that I have there are 5 files...
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DJRumpy
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Location: Dallas, Texas
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These question's aren't related to my guide at all. They are basic questions you should ask in the main forum.
1) Import them all. It will hurt nothing to have them available
2) Depends on what test.avs has in it. If you don't get an error in media player, then you probably have a codec issue
Blue Ray disks are just like DVD's in that respect. There will be multiple M2TS files. I haven't found one yet that had only a single file.
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BDR
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| DJRumpy wrote: |
These question's aren't related to my guide at all. They are basic questions you should ask in the main forum.
1) Import them all. It will hurt nothing to have them available
2) Depends on what test.avs has in it. If you don't get an error in media player, then you probably have a codec issue
Blue Ray disks are just like DVD's in that respect. There will be multiple M2TS files. I haven't found one yet that had only a single file. |
In fact that was my idea... at the same time the problem is that with powerDVD I can see the movie... and media player and meGUI didn't tell any error... so I have to check
thanks
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DJRumpy
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When you say you can see the movie, do you mean by playing the M2TS file directly?
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BDR
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| DJRumpy wrote: |
| When you say you can see the movie, do you mean by playing the M2TS file directly? |
yes... and I can also see with Nero show time
the only problem is that I see the movie "jerky" (Sorry I don't know if is correct this word) but I think because my monitor resolution is 1680x1050 but i'm not sure
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DJRumpy
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I wouldn't worry too much about the jerky video. If your cpu and graphics card aren't up to snuff it can make 1080P playback jerky.
It sounds like your codecs are in order and working properly. You should be able to use AVISynth to serve the video to MEGUI.
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BDR
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| DJRumpy wrote: |
I wouldn't worry too much about the jerky video. If your cpu and graphics card aren't up to snuff it can make 1080P playback jerky.
It sounds like your codecs are in order and working properly. You should be able to use AVISynth to serve the video to MEGUI. |
I know, hopefully I have intel quad core and nvida GeForce 8600 GT 
Tonight when I go back home I will try again... maybe I set something wrong in meGUI or I don't know, also because if some codecs are not good I don't know where find
About AVISynth I have the same idea i'm able to use it but doesn't work and I dunno understand why...
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DJRumpy
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You did create the D2V file with DGIndex with the M2TS as your source file right? You should be serving up the D2V file in AVISynth if possible, not the M2TS direcly.
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BDR
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| DJRumpy wrote: |
| You did create the D2V file with DGIndex with the M2TS as your source file right? You should be serving up the D2V file in AVISynth if possible, not the M2TS direcly. |
I will try, because I put the M2TS directly as you said, that is possible to use also M2TS file directly
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BDR
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Location: UK
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I have also an error when I open, in megui, d2v creator and select the M2TS file then load the project and then start:
No video sequence header found!
No data.check your PIDS
What does it mean?
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DJRumpy
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Location: Dallas, Texas
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That means that the DGIndex cannot properly detect the PID that the video and audio are stored under. You can try specifying it manually, but you will probably have to use DirectShowSource and AVISynth instead. I've had very hit and miss luck getting DGIndex to work if it can't detect them itself. You can also check to ensure you have the latest version of dgindex.
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BDR
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I have used DGIndex 1.5 RC2 the last version and I have the same error...
You said use directshow and avisynth instead, HOW? 
Thanks a lot
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DJRumpy
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look at the first few pages of the guide. It will show you an example of a DirectShowSource() command.
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BDR
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Sorry another question... from your guide in OPTIONS TAB you have AVI PROFILE ---> DEFAULT.
I don't have anything and also I don't have the possibility to select anything.... why???
Last edited by BDR on Feb 20, 2008 15:22, edited 1 time in total
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DJRumpy
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Location: Dallas, Texas
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You can create a new Profile if you haven't defined one yet. Just click the CONFIG button, and then click NEW and type in DEFAULT for the name. You can accept all of the defaults and just click OK to save your default profile.
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BDR
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Location: UK
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Sorry DjRumpy I have another question
In your guide you said:
General guidelines for encoding bitrates:
For typical XviD/DivX AVI's I would suggest you start with 600-700 kbps for bitrate
For DVD Rips I would suggest you start with 800-1000 kbps for bitrate
For Blue-Ray/HD-DVD/HD @ 720p I would suggest you start with 2000 - 3000 kbps
For Blue-Ray/HD-DVD/HD @ 1080i I would suggest you start with 3000 - 4000 kbps
For Blue-Ray/HD-DVD/HD @ 1080p I would suggest you start with 4000 - 5000 kbps
but is only this step that I have to change for the resolution or I have to change something in RC and ME and Advance TAB?
Thank you so much...
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DJRumpy
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The guide lays out the settings for each tab, including the RC and ME tabs. If you are encoding a DVD it is not necessary to change the resolution anywhere. It also gives suggested settings.
Look for the section titled: RC and ME Tab
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BDR
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ok ok thanks I was talking about BLURAY 
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DJRumpy
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Same thing. If your encoding a video that has an embedded aspect ratio, it is not necessary to resize it like you might with an AVI file.
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tdashmike
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Location: United States
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| DJRumpy wrote: |
| look at the first few pages of the guide. It will show you an example of a DirectShowSource() command. |
I am getting the same problem and choosing it manually in dgindex it still says the same thing.
I don't understand how to use DirectShowSource() to get an d2v file.
I've read your tutorial.
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DJRumpy
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Then post your issue in the main forum. Specifically that your trying to create a D2V file with DGIndex from a blue ray M2TS file and your getting an error.
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BDR
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I solve the problem... installing meGUI version 0.3 now the problem that I have faced is the BD+ protection...
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Sysmic Wave
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Location: United Kingdom
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Hey, thanks for the guide. It's great. I'm just having a little problem with sync.
The final muxed file i get is off from the start and when i ran the conversion again, i removed the mux stage and played each file individually.
Both files at the beginning (AVI video and MP3 audio before conversion) were 3:07 long.
After conversion the audio was still 3:07 but the video moved to 3:15.
I checked framerate and gop and modified the value in those (10 times and to the nearest whole number) but no luck.
Any ideas
Cheers
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GeeForce11
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Joined: 21 Feb 2008
Location: United States
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Great Guide ! 
You were dealing with AC3 audio tracks of the blu-ray ripped m2ts file. What steps do you recommend when dealing with DTS audio tracks?
In case of a blu-ray disc's DTS track I managed to encode with VirtualDubMod to XviD/DTS(direct audio stream copy) avi file the AnyDVD HD/BD ripped m2ts file, that's playable with any multimedia player. To further compress the file with approx 3GB audio stream (90min movie), I encoded with AutoMKV to XviD(direct video stream copy)/AC3 avi. Are there other easier/simpler/faster conversion options?
In case of DTS track I tried to convert with TsRemux m2ts to ts and AutoGK to encode the ts to XviD/MP3 avi, but didn't work, AutoGK gives and error with no video header detected. What could be the problem?
In case of AC3 track I was able to convert in one step the blu-ray ripped m2ts file to XviD/MP3 with MediaCoder, but it cannot handle the DTS track.
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