Trouble with converting VOB file to AVI file.

[Techon]

Hello,

I posted the following request elsewere in this forum as a follow up on an existing thread, but people didn't like the idea; I have "hijack an old one".

So, I am sorry if this is redundant here.

I get the following crash detail when I tried using virtualDubMod to open a file (as described here) created by DVD2AVI, which was ripped with DVDDecrypter:

"An out-of-bounds memory access (access violation) occurred in module 'huffyuv'......while decompressing video frame 0 with "Huffyuv v2.1.1" [biCompression=55594648] (VideoSource.cpp:1823). "

I have download and installed the panasonic codec as well. What could have gone wrong here. I am a nubie here, so I appreciate your help.

Best,
John

[monzie]

Dont you need VFAPI to convert the ~.d2v to a ~.d2v-vfapi.avi so that VirtualDub can read the file?

Read this guide for manual DVD to avi conversion (you can use either Smart Ripper or DVDDecrypter to rip the DVD):

http://www.nanomessiah.com/dvd-backup/dvd-to-xvid.html

[rhegedus]

Open the VOB in Virtual Dub.

Add a resize filter if necessary.

Set Compression to Panasonic DV codec in the video tab.

Save as............

[Safesurfer]

Dont you need VFAPI to convert the ~.d2v to a ~.d2v-vfapi.avi so that VirtualDub can read the file?

Or use Avisynth!

I would use the updated version of DVD2AVI, which is called DGMPGDec

Follow the quick start guide in the package for how to use Avisynth to open the.d2v file in Vdub.

[Ivo Ivanov]

A SMALL IDEA:
1.UNINSTALL HUFFYUV
2.RESTART
3.INSTALL VER2.1.1 (NOT 2.2.0.1)
4.RESTART
5.TRY