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  1. Member sacajaweeda's Avatar
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    That player is almost as evil as AOL.
    "There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an ether binge, and I knew we'd get into that rotten stuff pretty soon." -- Raoul Duke
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    Originally Posted by sacajaweeda
    That player is almost as evil as AOL.
    True. I still remember being wowed by some of its features back in the day though. I ditched that puppy quite a while back and installed Real Alternative in its place for those rare ocassions when I come across real media.
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    Ok, so no more Realone player. But now the Womble mpg2vcr won't open the vob file. It crashs?
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    Originally Posted by zeretul1
    Ok, so no more Realone player. But now the Womble mpg2vcr won't open the vob file. It crashs?
    Crap. It seems Realone was your only mpeg-2 decoder. I know that my comments were "anti-Realone" but I wasn't saying you should get rid of it now. Sorry about the minunderstanding. See if installing this mpeg-2 codec helps.
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    I haven't gotten rid of realone,or changed anything, but the Womble prog won't open the vob. I installed the codec, and it still wont open it. It is just the main movie vob it wont open.

    I will re-rip it, but what setting should I use in DVD Decrypter?
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    Originally Posted by zeretul1
    I haven't gotten rid of realone,or changed anything, but the Womble prog won't open the vob. I installed the codec, and it still wont open it. It is just the main movie vob it wont open.

    I will re-rip it, but what setting should I use in DVD Decrypter?
    Wait a second. What has changed since you were able to successfully edit and save your file with Womble before? I don't understand.
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    I got PO'd and deleted all the vob files. Then I re-ripped them in file mode with DVD Decrypter, and now the VTS_01_1(main movie vob file) won't open in the Womble program.

    But it opens with media player classic?
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    Originally Posted by zeretul1
    I got PO'd and deleted all the vob files. Then I re-ripped them in file mode with DVD Decrypter, and now the VTS_01_1(main movie vob file) won't open in the Womble program.

    But it opens with media player classic?
    So you're not dealing with one big vob? You still use file mode in DVD Decrypter, you just need to change the splitting setting to "none" in Tools>Settings>File Mode.
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    The file splitting setting was set to "none", and the vob file is 2.43gb in size, but it won't open and locks up Womble now. Should I re-rip it?
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    Originally Posted by zeretul1
    The file splitting setting was set to "none", and the vob file is 2.43gb in size, but it won't open and locks up Womble now. Should I re-rip it?
    You might as well. I don't know what else to suggest. It's pretty strange how it was working before.
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    Ok, I re-installed the mpg2vcr, and that didn't work. I ripped another DVD and tried to open that main movie vob, but it won't open that either.

    So, should I rip the files in a different mode?
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    Originally Posted by zeretul1
    Ok, I re-installed the mpg2vcr, and that didn't work. I ripped another DVD and tried to open that main movie vob, but it won't open that either.

    So, should I rip the files in a different mode?
    I really don't know what went wrong and I'm stumped on why things aren't working now.

    I think you ought to try something new here. Load the vob in DVD2AVI, use the [ and ] buttons to make the start and end points for your clip, then save your project. Download VFAPI reader and install it. Start "VFAPIConvEN.exe" and click "add job", then click convert. This will create a fake avi that can serve the mpeg-2 frames to a video encoder. The one I suggest you try is Dr. Divx. It's pretty straight forward to use. All you really need to do is specify the output file size. I would go with around 10mb per minute of video.

    Try that out and report back with how things went.
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  13. And comeon, everyone loves streaming useless banners (I'm assuming Real One player is similar to Real Player G8 back in the day... haven't used that crap since actually... yea to MPC Real Alternative!)
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    Originally Posted by xtreemkareem
    yea to MPC Real Alternative!
    You aren't kidding! I was virtually ecstatic when I found out there was no longer a need to clog my system with Real Networks products. By the way, what's so "real" about it? More like "real crappy".
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    Ok, I got the VFAPI reader program and "installed" it, i.e. unzipped it and ran it.

    This it the screen I got


    Then, I hit the "add file" button and get this


    As you can see, the file it can open is a .tpr file. The file created by DVD2AVI is a .d2v file, so I can't open it with this program.
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    Move the "files of type" slider to .d2v.
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    I'm not THAT new
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    Did you run "vifpset.bat"? That might be it. I believe I have the same version as you do and here is what mine looks like:

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    I did run the .bat file, and what I have shown is what I get.
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    Oh God, this keeps getting better and better.

    Try loading the d2v file in TMPGEnc, save the TMPGEnc project, then load the tpr in VFAPI. That's two times the frameservers but it works(just tried it).
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    Well dude, I'm stumped. There's something going on with your system that I'm not able to resolve for you over the internet. You can't say I didn't try.

    I have one more trick up my sleeve. Try opening the vob with Dr. Divx and set it to make 1 file of your desired file size. In step three click "modify settings". Underneath the main window you'll see the preview window. Set your mark in and out points and hit "encode" on the main window.

    If that doesn't work I'm coming after you and I intend to destroy your computer. :P
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    Cool. That last one worked like a charm. Now, I'm going to bed, and I'll deal with making these DVD's into High quality mpeg's tomorrow. I'll probably post again later. Thanks Teegee420 for all the help.
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  25. Have a go of DVD Cloner 2,

    It sucks with DVD Backups, but i has a free feature... DVD2AVI


    not sure whats its like never checked, but i do remember seeing it there, just before i uninstalled...
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    Well, I got the mpg2vcr Womble prog to open that file again, but the preview video does not look that good. The audio is clear, though.

    So, where do I go from here?
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    Originally Posted by zeretul1
    Well, I got the mpg2vcr Womble prog to open that file again, but the preview video does not look that good. The audio is clear, though.

    So, where do I go from here?
    Don't worry about the preview window. MPEG VCR only "quick parses" the file to make things easier when seeking.

    At this point you just need to make mpeg clips, right? Just edit down your vob and save the clips. That should do it, no?
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    Ok, so I use the de-interlacing filter to get rid of the interlacing.

    Is there any way in this program to compress the file without losing any quality?
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    Originally Posted by zeretul1
    Ok, so I use the de-interlacing filter to get rid of the interlacing.
    What de-interlacing filter are you referring to? You're going to have to re-encode the vob to another mpeg file to de-interlace it. You could try TMPGEnc for that. Whether TMPGEnc will let you open it is another matter though. You haven't had the best of luck thus far.

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    Is there any way in this program to compress the file without losing any quality?
    Not really. There's going to be some loss of quality no matter what. You probably shouldn't use Womble to re-encode too. It's not particularly good.

    Just out of curiosity, what size and lenght are your vob clips now, and what size are you looking to compress them to?
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    In the box on the lower right-hand side, there is a check-box for "adaptive de-interlacing" and that was what I was refering too, but it did not work.

    The output file is 720x480, is about 10min in length, 204mb, has good sound and is dvd quality except for the interlacing. I would like to have about 15mb for 1min of movie with sound at 720x480.

    My TMPGEnc can only encode to a MPEG-1 352x288 now at best, unless I don't know how to use it right.

    I'm almost there!
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