Why is avisynth giving me this error every time at 91%?

[fletchdodger]

Using avisynth 2.53 and mpeg2dec3 v1.10 and v1.0 it always gives me this error at 91%. I've tried it on a bunch of different video files, and it always does it (800MB files)

It works fine if I do it on a small portion of the video, but i'd REALLY like to get this working for the whole thing.



Here's my avs:

LoadPlugin("C:\program files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
killaudio(mpegsource("D:\avideofile.mpg"))

I found this thread on the doom9 forums but it didn't really help me out...seemed to be the exact problem though.

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?threadid=52799

I thought it was my ram, but memtest86 runs with no problems. Any help is GREATLY appreciated, i'm going nuts!

[Ejoc]

I would try:

LoadPlugin("C:\program files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
mpegsource("D:\avideofile.mpg")
killaudio() 

or even

LoadPlugin("C:\program files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
mpegsource("D:\avideofile.mpg").killaudio()

You might want to run the mpg thru DVD2AVI and create a .d2v file and load that with mpegsource, it would eliminate the need for killaudio().

[fletchdodger]

I would try:
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Thank you, i'm going to try all of those things. I'll report back with the results.

edit: didn't work with the new avs file, trying it with the d2v file now.

[Tommyknocker]

And since it is an AVI file, you may want to scan it for bad frames.

[fletchdodger]

And since it is an AVI file, you may want to scan it for bad frames.

Scan the AVI file i'm making or the source mpeg file?

I've tried a few different mpegs and they all error at 91%.

I tried doing just the first half of one, and it worked fine, and i tried doing just the second half of the same one, and it worked fine, but when I try to do the whole video at one time it gives me the error. I don't get it! That's gotta be a hardware issue, no?

I'm gonna try it on another system just for shits.

[fletchdodger]

It didn't work with the .d2v either

Haven't tested it on another system yet, doing that now though...

[fletchdodger]

Worked on another system, I guess it's my ram or something.

[Tommyknocker]

Try using the TMPGEnc MPEG Tools, and Merge & Cut the MPEG file to where you edit out the corrupted part.

[johns0]

Are all the files encoded in the same way with the same encoder and bitrate?Try another encoder and experiment.

[fletchdodger]

When I load the file in virtualdub-mpeg2 i get this error...maybe that is a clue as to what is going on?

If it is, I still don't understand why it would work fine on my other computer but not this one....it's gotta be my ram.

[Ejoc]

it's gotta be my ram.

Ok when you buy new ram, can I have your old ram, as I bet its fine.

[fletchdodger]

Try using the TMPGEnc MPEG Tools, and Merge & Cut the MPEG file to where you edit out the corrupted part.

how do i know specifically where the corrupted part is?