Batch Convert AVI/OGM/MKV to DVD (anime)

[aktee]

I'm sorry, where have you uploaded it? I don't see it =(

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I just saw it. you uploaded it in my gf's folder ahahhaahha!

okay I'm testing it right now

[aktee]

Hey. It works.
It stops at 24:30

Just like the original AVI.

It's perfect..

It really is a codec issue - or an avisynth one.


Here's what you going to do.
Go to windows safe mode (press F8 when booting)
uninstall EVERY codecs, codecs pack, Avisynth, FFDshow..
Reinstall them back..

You should install K-Lite Codec Mega Pack, and whe installing, choose profile #7 (Super User 1)
And check the last box at the bottom.

And install Avisynth 2.5

It really is a codec issue. It works here..

Also try the latest quenc..

[cathead]

cathead>

Hey! Thanks for your comments! Btw, your post is NOT a long post. If you want to check LONG Post, check page 2 of this thread =))

As for your question..

slightly off center to the left? hmm.. We never know, it might be your TV or your DVD-Player.

One way to know if it's from one of these is to..
-Check the encoded file. Does it look okay? Horizontal Bars should be same size, and Vertical Bars should be same size.
-Check the authored product on the PC. Does the bar stays the same? Does it change?


If.., in the encoded file, there's a problem with the error, then your error is in the AVS file.

If it's in the authored part, then you must be doing something wrong in the author. =\..

If everything is okay but still display wrongs when playing.. Try to put your DVD on another TV. It shouldn't be too much complicated.

If it stills do it, try another DVD-Player..

Biggest possibilities are:
-Screwup in the AVS
-Super-Cool Plasma/LCD Tv having a weird ratio.

Please try. If you can't fix it, reply here, I'll troubleshoot you =).

If you are successful, reply anyway =)

i just got around to looking at the bleach dvd i made on another dvd player. the video isn't off center on the 2nd dvd player. i guess that old apex needs to be replaced since it seems to be the cause of the off center video display.

another question, i wanted to know about the add border line in the avs file. i looked at an earlier post where you said add a larger number. does adding a larger number add more of a border?

[aktee]

Of course.
But if you add a larger number to AddBorders, you got to put a smaller number to Resize.

DVD Size = 720 x 480

Current resize = 660 x 440
Current LeftRight= 30 + 30 = 60
Current TopBottom = 20 + 20 = 40

so..
660 + 60 = 720 =>>> Good
440 + 40 = 480 =>>> Good.

See the thing? =|

So if you add border without resizing, you're not going to be DVD-Compliant..

There's another way to do this, but some people says "It's not good".
It's to switch place between AddBorders and Resize.
In the current method, we resize first.. and add borders to get DVD Compliancy..

But the other way is to switch place.
Add borders first, then resize the all to 720 x 480

AddBorders(35, 25, 35, 25)
LanczosResize(720,480)

Easier. no hassle.

=).

[faeriedust66]

hi aktee,

sorry to bug ya again, but i have another question for you... i'm using ffmpeg as the decoder, but all i get once it's finished is the m2v files, located in the Encoded Video folder... where are the audio files? are they located elsewhere? i don't think i did anything wrong, i followed your instructions to the letter..

thanks!

[kodaikun]

Well, that's just PRIME....................

I booted to safe mode, removed all my codec packs, everything connected to this stuff I could find, rebooted, installed the K-Lite codec pack, option 7, reinstalled latest Avisynyth which is 2.55 (I had 2.5 installed before) and NO CHANGE!!!! It still craps out during the encoding, gives up, and the last 3 minutes are cut off. grrrrrr

So now I don't know what to do. Sometimes, this can be a real pain in the butt.....

Thanks for the help Aktee, I appreciate it.

I also tried Quenc, but I've never been able to get that to work, it's painfully slow, compared to ffmpeg, and the result is always unable to be opened in the next stage, resulting in no video being converted. I'll stick with ffmpeg which I know works.

[aktee]

hi aktee,

sorry to bug ya again, but i have another question for you... i'm using ffmpeg as the decoder, but all i get once it's finished is the m2v files, located in the Encoded Video folder... where are the audio files? are they located elsewhere? i don't think i did anything wrong, i followed your instructions to the letter..

thanks!

Hey! It's okay you're not bugging me =)
Hmm .. Hmm ..
Yes they are supposed to be located in the EncodedVideo folder.
Did it ever worked or is this the first time you are trying?

-If it is the first time, did you put VobInput.dll in the same folder as BeSweet?

-If it ain't the first time you are doing this, is it an AVI file? Does the AVI has a normal audio in it?

BTW, it is supposed to render a *.MPG at the end, which is both audio and video.

[aktee]

Well, that's just PRIME....................

I booted to safe mode, removed all my codec packs, everything connected to this stuff I could find, rebooted, installed the K-Lite codec pack, option 7, reinstalled latest Avisynyth which is 2.55 (I had 2.5 installed before) and NO CHANGE!!!! It still craps out during the encoding, gives up, and the last 3 minutes are cut off. grrrrrr

So now I don't know what to do. Sometimes, this can be a real pain in the butt.....

Thanks for the help Aktee, I appreciate it.

I also tried Quenc, but I've never been able to get that to work, it's painfully slow, compared to ffmpeg, and the result is always unable to be opened in the next stage, resulting in no video being converted. I'll stick with ffmpeg which I know works.

Hmmmmmm.
Quenc is painfully slow. hahaha. yeah... sorry, I forgot to remove the "-extreme" and "-HQ" switches in the batch. That's why it's so slow.. =|.

I'm sorry to hear it doesn't work. But we won't give up right?
Do you have access to another computer or something? Maybe you could try on it, with just 1 episode, because I'm 100% sure it's codec related.. by doing this, we can see if it's something wrong generated by the main batch.


Oh and did you try with a trial version of CCE? use CCE SP, and just encode with CBR or 1-pass-VBR, it's only for testing purpose.

Also, can you remind if it worked out okay in the *.AVS?


My solution list is getting smaller and smaller. =(.

[faeriedust66]

yes, VOBInput.dll is in BeSweet... and it's my first time doing this with ffmpeg... i tried with QuEnc, and THAT was a total failure... don't know what happened there.. but my original files are in .avi format. With ffmpeg, what i get in my EncodedVideo folder is:
1) the batch folder
2) m2v files of my movies
3) AviSynth scripts for each of my movies

are u saying that instead of the m2v files, i'm supposed to only have the mpeg formats?

[kodaikun]

Well, I did the following:

Took a fresh install PC with Win2000 - so it had zero codecs installed. Followed the tut step by step, as far as installing k-lite, option 7, ffmpeg, and the .dll file for besweet. Copied Air07 to the avisource directory, copied / pasted the batch, and

The same thing happens there as here. Errors out as it's encoding, it gives up, and the last 3 minutes are cut off. ARGH!

I'm really near my wits end, as I can't figure out why this ONE ep does this, as well as the Bleach eps that get cut by 30 seconds or so.....

I just can't have anything easy.

Also, during the conversion, I get the following:

Error 64 : Unable to get ogg.dll interfaces

Is this a problem? I've seen no problems in the vids that converted properly... but I thought I'd ask.

[aktee]

Well, I did the following:

Took a fresh install PC with Win2000 - so it had zero codecs installed. Followed the tut step by step, as far as installing k-lite, option 7, ffmpeg, and the .dll file for besweet. Copied Air07 to the avisource directory, copied / pasted the batch, and

The same thing happens there as here. Errors out as it's encoding, it gives up, and the last 3 minutes are cut off. ARGH!

I'm really near my wits end, as I can't figure out why this ONE ep does this, as well as the Bleach eps that get cut by 30 seconds or so.....

I just can't have anything easy.

Also, during the conversion, I get the following:

Error 64 : Unable to get ogg.dll interfaces

Is this a problem? I've seen no problems in the vids that converted properly... but I thought I'd ask.

Then, I guess it's a problem with FFMPEG..
Please, try with CCE, just to verify that..

I'm testing again..

Now I'm pretty sure it's ffmpeg.

Are you sure Quenc is not a solution? When using Quenc, try removing
-hq and -extreme
and for testing purpose, replace
-2 by -1

Man.. I feel helpless.. =\.


As for the Ogg.dll >

It never happened to me. Does the AVI has OGG audio? What program is outputting that error?

[aktee]

yes, VOBInput.dll is in BeSweet... and it's my first time doing this with ffmpeg... i tried with QuEnc, and THAT was a total failure... don't know what happened there.. but my original files are in .avi format. With ffmpeg, what i get in my EncodedVideo folder is:
1) the batch folder
2) m2v files of my movies
3) AviSynth scripts for each of my movies

are u saying that instead of the m2v files, i'm supposed to only have the mpeg formats?

Yes, you are supposed to have an Mpeg.. =|

Can you copy me what's written in.
\EncodedVideo\Batch\Batch_for_thecurrentvideo.bat

[kodaikun]

I REALLY dislike QuEnc, it has never worked for me. I just followed your tut for it, made the changes you mentioned to cut down on time, which did work, however, this is the result - maybe you can understand it better. And yes, I added the pause so I could grab the error.

C:\AviSource\EncodedVideo\Batch>"c:\Program Files\Quenc\quenc.exe" -i "c:\avisou
rce\EncodedVideo\AIR07.avs" -o "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\AIR07.m2v" -b 2415 -ma
xbitrate 8000 -dc 10 -1 -mpeg2 -vbr -noscene -nocgop -interlaced -gopsize 12 -ma
xbframes 2 -aspectratio 4:3 -auto -close

C:\AviSource\EncodedVideo\Batch>"c:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\pulldown\pulldown.exe
" "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\AIR07.m2v" "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\encodedAIR07.
m2v" -run -exit
PULLDOWN - v0.99d, by Hard Code.
[Based on sources by Brent Beyeler (beyeler@home.com)]

SOURCE = c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\AIR07.m2v, TARGET = c:\avisource\EncodedVideo
\encodedAIR07.m2v

- Enabling 2:3 pulldown


File is not an MPEG Video Stream

C:\AviSource\EncodedVideo\Batch>"c:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\besweet\besweet.exe"
-core( -input "c:\avisource\AIR07.avi" -output "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\AIR07.
mp2" -logfilea "c:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\besweet\BeSweet.log" ) -ssrc( --rate 4
8000 ) -toolame( -m s -b 192 )
Error 64 : Unable to get ogg.dll interfaces

please download and install the Ogg Vorbis DS (DirectShow filter) :
http://doom9.org/software2.htm#filters
BeSweet v1.5b26 by DSPguru.
--------------------------

[00:24:30:792] Conversion Completed !

Visit DSPguru's Homepage at :
http://DSPguru.doom9.net/

C:\AviSource\EncodedVideo\Batch>"c:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\dvdauthor\mplex.exe"
-f 8 -o "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\AIR07.mpg" "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\encoded
AIR07.m2v" "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\AIR07.mp2"
INFO: [???] mplex version 2.0.0 (2.2.3 $Date: 2004/01/13 20:45:26 $)
**ERROR: [???] Unable to open file c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\encodedAIR07.m2v fo
r reading.

C:\AviSource\EncodedVideo\Batch>DEL "c:\avisource\EncodedVideo\AIR07.m2v"

C:\AviSource\EncodedVideo\Batch>pause
Press any key to continue . . .

[aktee]

pulldown didn't detect it as an mpeg2 stream.. so it skipped, and there's no Encodedair07.m2v..

But, the batch deleted the air07.m2v..
can you modify the batch, to delete the line starting with DEL?

I just want to see if, at least, even without pulldown, if quencs encode it nicely..

btw, I tested again with FFMPEG. works like charm..

[kodaikun]

I tried it with CCE SP - the trial, and to make it faster, used the 1 pass function. While it was unwatchable after converting, picture was skewed to an angle, it DID complete the episode.

I tried Quenc again, and again, it just errored out. I removed the delete line, but it crashed media player classic when I tried to open it.

I'm just totally lost, and this is starting...... no, IS getting very frustrating. I converted 40 episodes of Full Moon for my daughter with no problems whatsoever, so I can't for the life of me figure out why it's erroring like it is. Honestly, I don't think it'd be so bad if it didn't quit after X errors. Is there a way to change that? Because the conversion ends at the end. hmmmmm

[aktee]

Damn.. damn.. damn..
I'm wondering WHY quenc does not output a correct mpeg2 video stream.

Do you mind doing it manually?
Open Quenc.
Open the AVS

Choose Mpeg-2
Choose a bitrate..
Check "Use VBR"
Uncheck Remove 2 Pass Encoding
Uncheck High Quality
Uncheck Trellis Quant
Press on Advanced Options

Uncheck Extreme & Slow
12 Gop Size
2 Max B-Frame

Uncheck Force Closed Gop
Uncheck Scene detection
Choose 4:3 aspect ratio
MPEG-2 Mux Profile: No Audio

Check Interlaced Encoding
DC Precision: 10
Uncheck Top Field First
Uncheck Pulldown
Max Bitrate, try 6000

Apply, encode..

It should take 25 minutes..
Tell me the result.

[CrashSpyro123]

Hey, I've got a problem with the batch not being able to output the mpg file with the audio and video merged together. I've tried this with both Anime Empire's Beck and ANBU-AonE's Naruto, so I don't think it's a problem with the episodes themselves. I took a screen cap of the error in the dos window so you can help me out. It's the same message for both, so I'm not sure what's wrong since I've followed the guide.



Any help? Thanks.

EDIT: Oh yeah, I'm using the quenc program for these avi's.

[aktee]

hm... then it's a problem with my batch. You're having the same prob as Kodaikun.

I'm testing it right now, using the version from the web. Sorry the for the inconvenience.

[kodaikun]

The pic crashspyro posted is the same exact thing I get.

It's not just me!!!!!!!! YAAAAAY!!!

But on a serious note Aktee, I'll try what you said about manually running Quenc, unless you can trace the problem before I get home tonight.

Thanks for all your help!!! I'd have long since given up if not for the help.

[aktee]

I exactly copied the batch from my Quenc tutorial - I get a perfect result.. with your Air Episode 7.

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I'm not working today so I'll test it some more. It might be a new version of quenc or something? I'll look it further.

I will also test it on a new new new computer (that I am repairing).
I'll see how it gets.


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lmao. I think I know why.
I forgot to put an -mpeg2mux switch in the command-line.
That makes it (I think), to use the default one in the GUI, which "might" be something that Pulldown doesn't like. hmm hmm.

I'll look it down further.

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FOUND IT!!
It's because of the default mux profile. The default is DVD.. and Pulldown doesn't like that. The good one is noaudio.
I will correct the tutorial, but for you and spyro,

replace the line

echo."%quenc%" -i "%encodedvideo%\%%~nx.avs" -o "%encodedvideo%\%%~nx.m2v" -b %bitrate% -maxbitrate 8000 -dc 10 -2 -mpeg2 -hq -vbr -noscene -nocgop -interlaced -extreme -gopsize 12 -maxbframes 2 -aspectratio 4:3 -auto -close

by

echo."%quenc%" -i "%encodedvideo%\%%~nx.avs" -o "%encodedvideo%\%%~nx.m2v" -b %bitrate% -maxbitrate 8000 -dc 10 -2 -mpeg2 -hq -vbr -noscene -nocgop -interlaced -gopsize 12 -maxbframes 2 -aspectratio 4:3 -mpeg2mux noaudio -auto -close

=). Or just wait, ill update it.

[cathead]

how's it going aktee? i have another question about the tutorial...this should be a quick one to answer. what file do you put the following line? ---> CALL "%encodedvideo%\batch\mainbatch.bat"

the cce tutorial works like a charm , it seems that i have to close cce to continue to another file to encode after one is done.

[CrashSpyro123]

Cool, I'll give that a try and let you know how it goes. Thanks for help.

EDIT: It doesn't seem to be working right. This time it doesn't even seem to open up quenc and just leaves the dos window open and gives this error message after going through each episode:



Have an idea what could be wrong now? Thanks.

[faeriedust66]

HI again Aktee, I have one last questiong for you, and then if it doesn't work, I'm giving up... my eyes are tired from sitting infront of the computer for so long!

in the middle of encoding with ffmpeg, a window pops up, saying:

"avs2yuv.exe application error: The instruction at "0x011a8bfc" referenced memory at "0x011d37d0" The memory could not be "read" "

what does this mean? and how do I get rid of it?

Thank you!!

fae

oh yeah, when i click okay, it continues to encode (I think) but then all that's left in my Encoded_Video folder is the Avisynth script and an M2V file... is that right? there's supposed to be a .mpg file, right?

[aktee]

Cool, I'll give that a try and let you know how it goes. Thanks for help.

EDIT: It doesn't seem to be working right. This time it doesn't even seem to open up quenc and just leaves the dos window open and gives this error message after going through each episode:



Have an idea what could be wrong now? Thanks.

Hey man sorry for the delay.

I would like some more information please.
First, open
\encodedvideo\batch\batch_for_blablabla.bat
with Notepad

And copy it here.

Also, get the ogg.dll thing so it won't be bugging us anymore.

http://www.doom9.org/Soft21/Filters/OggDS0995.exe



And last thing, try it again with the updated tut (I uploaded it now)
but, before trying, try renaming your video to something simpler (for example, without [ and ])

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[aktee]

how's it going aktee? i have another question about the tutorial...this should be a quick one to answer. what file do you put the following line? ---> CALL "%encodedvideo%\batch\mainbatch.bat"

the cce tutorial works like a charm , it seems that i have to close cce to continue to another file to encode after one is done.

Yes, I have heard some issues with this. It mostly happens when you're doing something else on the computer, CCEFRONT loses its focus..
I'm really sorry it happens, try the latest version.

[aktee]

HI again Aktee, I have one last questiong for you, and then if it doesn't work, I'm giving up... my eyes are tired from sitting infront of the computer for so long!

in the middle of encoding with ffmpeg, a window pops up, saying:

"avs2yuv.exe application error: The instruction at "0x011a8bfc" referenced memory at "0x011d37d0" The memory could not be "read" "

what does this mean? and how do I get rid of it?

Thank you!!

fae

oh yeah, when i click okay, it continues to encode (I think) but then all that's left in my Encoded_Video folder is the Avisynth script and an M2V file... is that right? there's supposed to be a .mpg file, right?

I got to be honest with you, I'm not the creator of Avs2Yuv or Ffmpeg.
The error code is something too technical for me, and it unfortunately never happened to me =\.

But if it is not too much asked, can you copy/paste me what's written in
\encododed\batch\batch_for_blabla.bat
open it with notepad.


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[crzsnwbdr]

Hi aktee,

I like your guide first of all, but I am having some difficulties. I'm a newbie, and I know other people have probably posted this already, but I have a problem with my audio sync. For starters, I just wanted to test your FFMPEG method with a batch of 4-Fullmetal Alchemist videos. Second with my newly dled Final Fantasy Advent Children Movie (Parts 01 and 02)

Here are the specs (avicodec):

Fullmetal Alchemist - Episode 48.avi
File : 177 MB (177 MB), duration: 0:24:09, type: AVI, 1 audio stream(s), quality: 50 %
Video : 155 MB, 900 Kbps, 23.975 fps, 640*480 (4:3), XVID = XVID Mpeg-4, Supported
Audio : 22 MB, 128 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

Fullmetal Alchemist - Episode 49.avi
File : 180 MB (180 MB), duration: 0:24:09, type: AVI, 1 audio stream(s), quality: 50 %
Video : 158 MB, 915 Kbps, 23.975 fps, 640*480 (4:3), XVID = XVID Mpeg-4, Supported
Audio : 22 MB, 128 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

Fullmetal Alchemist - Episode 50.avi
File : 170 MB (170 MB), duration: 0:23:54, type: AVI, 1 audio stream(s), quality: 49 %
Video : 148 MB, 870 Kbps, 23.975 fps, 640*480 (4:3), XVID = XVID Mpeg-4, Supported
Audio : 21 MB, 128 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

Fullmetal Alchemist - Episode 51.avi
File : 166 MB (166 MB), duration: 0:23:54, type: AVI, 1 audio stream(s), quality: 48 %
Video : 144 MB, 847 Kbps, 23.975 fps, 640*480 (4:3), XVID = XVID Mpeg-4, Supported
Audio : 21 MB, 128 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

I don't really know what all of this means, but I used your specifications for the next step. Next, I used your method of "batchconvert.bat" to create the AVS's:

:: Pulldown file? (yes if your videos are 23.976fps, no if your videos are 29.970fps)
@set applypulldown=yes

:: Resize type (Bicubic, Lanczos, Lanczos4).
@set resize=Lanczos

:: Resize Value (Fullscreen is 660, 440 - Widescreen is 660, 330)
@set width=660
@set height=440

:: AddBorders Value (Fullscreen is 20, 30 - Widescreen is 75, 30)
@set topbottom=20
@set leftright=30

:: Audio Bitrate (The one you chose when calculating)
@set audiobitrate=128

:: Path for source videos (The video you want to encode should reside in there)
@set sourcevideo=c:\avisource

:: Video Bitrate (The Bitrate calculated in step 2)
@set bitrate=6000

:: Path to FFMPEG and AVS2YUV (The Folder where you installed Gui4ffmpeg)
@set gui4ffmpeg=C:\Program Files\gui4ffmpeg

:: Path for DVD2SVCD (The folder where DVD2SVCD is located)
@set dvd2svcd=C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD

When I ran the AVS's on my Windows Media Player, the audio was perfectly in sync with my video. But, when I ran my "mainencoding" I ran into some problems.

First of all, when the process created the files, I tried running it with my WIndows Media Player again. But this time, about 1 min. through the video, the image skipped a few seconds, and the audio delayed about 2-3 sec; so the rest of the video became out of sync; and this happened with each of my videos. I know I didn't do anything different than your guide, so I am puzzled as to why this is happening. I thought it was the "audiobitrate" that was the problem, so I tried different rates like 192kbs, but it didn't fix it.

Final Fantasy Advent Children - Part 01.avi
File : 701 MB (701 MB), duration: 0:54:59, type: AVI, 2 audio stream(s), quality: 67 %
Video : 450 MB, 1145 Kbps, 23.976 fps, 720*400 (16:9), XVID = XVID Mpeg-4, Supported
Audio : 74 MB, 189 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

Final Fantasy Advent Children - Part 02.avi
File : 695 MB (695 MB), duration: 0:46:01, type: AVI, 2 audio stream(s), quality: 75 %
Video : 481 MB, 1462 Kbps, 23.976 fps, 720*400 (16:9), XVID = XVID Mpeg-4, Supported
Audio : 66 MB, 202 Kbps, 48000 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

Another problem I find is with my Final Fantasy Advent Children Movie. It's in two parts, at 55min. and 47min. How do I calculate the bitrates correctly? Also, when I created a batch for the two of them, both of them were un-synced with the video. Before I even "mainencoding", how do I fix the audio problem?

I'm sorry this message is so long =P, but could you help me aktee?

Thanks for your time.

[CrashSpyro123]

Cool, I'll give that a try and let you know how it goes. Thanks for help.

EDIT: It doesn't seem to be working right. This time it doesn't even seem to open up quenc and just leaves the dos window open and gives this error message after going through each episode:



Have an idea what could be wrong now? Thanks.

Hey man sorry for the delay.

I would like some more information please.
First, open
\encodedvideo\batch\batch_for_blablabla.bat
with Notepad

And copy it here.

Also, get the ogg.dll thing so it won't be bugging us anymore.

http://www.doom9.org/Soft21/Filters/OggDS0995.exe



And last thing, try it again with the updated tut (I uploaded it now)
but, before trying, try renaming your video to something simpler (for example, without [ and ])

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Here's the original batch_for_blabla.bat text:

"C:\Documents and Settings\pc\Desktop\quenc.exe" -i "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\[A-E]_BECK_01.avs" -o "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\[A-E]_BECK_01.m2v" -b 5970 -maxbitrate 8000 -dc 10 -2 -mpeg2 -hq -vbr -noscene -nocgop -interlaced -gopsize 12 -maxbframes 2 -aspectratio 4:3 -mpeg2mux noaudio -auto -close
"C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\pulldown\pulldown.exe" "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\[A-E]_BECK_01.m2v" "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\encoded[A-E]_BECK_01.m2v" -run -exit
"C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\besweet\besweet.exe" -core( -input "E:\videos\Beck\batch\[A-E]_BECK_01.avi" -output "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\[A-E]_BECK_01.mp2" -logfilea "C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\besweet\BeSweet.log" ) -ssrc( --rate 48000 ) -toolame( -m s -b 160 )
"C:\Program Files\DVD2SVCD\dvdauthor\mplex.exe" -f 8 -o "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\[A-E]_BECK_01.mpg" "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\encoded[A-E]_BECK_01.m2v" "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\[A-E]_BECK_01.mp2"
DEL "E:\videos\Beck\batch\EncodedVideo\[A-E]_BECK_01.m2v"

I've since moved the quenc file, so that was why it didn't come up when I tried to encode it. So hopefully this works with the new tut.

As for the ogg.dll, I downloaded it so that should be done now.

I renamed the video filenames, and it's encoding it now. I'll let you know how it goes when it's done with the first video. Thanks for the help so far.

EDIT: It worked! Thanks a lot for the help. Love the guide. I'll make sure to post here again if I have any other problems, though it shouldn't after the fix.

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Thanks for your comments, sorry for bugs man. My tutorial is not really perfect.. =(

About the ffmpeg thing, sorry man I don't really like FFMPEG, it's the app I tested the least on. Anyway
What did you open? an MPG file or an M2v file?
What files did it output at the end?

can you MediaInfo the output?[/list]

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EDIT: It worked! Thanks a lot for the help. Love the guide. I'll make sure to post here again if I have any other problems, though it shouldn't after the fix.

WOHOOOOO

Oh yeah. I love comments like that.

No prob man. =).