using DGIndex to rip a dvd and encode it and got this message

[zanzar]

how do i deal with it?

[october262]

You may need to use something like dvdfab in order to
copy the disc successfully.

[zanzar]

You may need to use something like dvdfab in order to
copy the disc successfully.

well whats causing it ? as for now its the only one it appeared in ...
i want to use the d2v file for encoding with Megui .
what will happen if i press yes? or just use the d2v file that was created? some thing will go wrong?

[manono]

Usually you hit 'Yes' and get on with it.

It's caused by an ... illegal field order transition. Usually where a 0 goes to a 2 or vice-versa. It's explained in the DGIndex Manual (which you could have checked yourself):

Fix D2V

Sometimes streams are encountered that contain mixtures of TFF and BFF material. In MPEG2, these field order transitions are fixed at display time via the TFF/RFF flags. But we usually want to output a stream with one consistent field order, and some tools, such as Telecide and (Leak)KernelDeint, require a fixed field order. Indeed, AVI does not carry a field order property!

[zanzar]

Usually you hit 'Yes' and get on with it.

It's caused by an ... illegal field order transition. Usually where a 0 goes to a 2 or vice-versa. It's explained in the DGIndex Manual (which you could have checked yourself):

Fix D2V

Sometimes streams are encountered that contain mixtures of TFF and BFF material. In MPEG2, these field order transitions are fixed at display time via the TFF/RFF flags. But we usually want to output a stream with one consistent field order, and some tools, such as Telecide and (Leak)KernelDeint, require a fixed field order. Indeed, AVI does not carry a field order property!

so just click yes and use the d2v file as usual ?

[manono]

so just click yes and use the d2v file as usual ?

Usually you hit 'Yes' and get on with it.

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