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    I'v been trying to run a (remux) HD DVD backup trough DGIndex to use it in meGUI (*.ts files).

    It's working fine, all but the PID to the videostream. It gives the error as displayed in the subject. I can watch the movie trough DirectShow and Media player Classic without problems.

    Whats wrong?

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    It's probably H264 or VC1 video. You might have to use DirectShowSource in Avisynth.

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    Yes its VC1.

    What do I have to do to get AviSynth to read files like that?

    Edit: I also tried to play the files in VLC (on os x), but it did not work. It showed me a black window with the right resolution, but no audio og video ...

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    I don't know Megui well enough to tell you. In straight AVIsynth, you'd have to download the ffmpegsource plugin http://ivtc.org/new/FFmpegSource17.rar Installation is a bit different than other Avisynth plugins - copy the orange highlighted files to \windows\system32 & copy the blue highlighted file to your \Avisynth 2.5\plugins folder


    Syntax is something like:


    FFmpegSource(source="Movie.vc1",track=-1,seekmode=0,timecodes="test.timecodes",cache=true ,cachefile="test.ffcache")
    AssumeFPS(23.976)


    I think AutoMKV will work as well, as long as you choose "Use DirectShowSource" as an option.

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    Thanks for the help so far! I got one backup to work.

    But ... i have a couple more backups how do not work. I have tried every(!!) program possible who are designed to extract video and audio streams from .ts files.

    The main problem is the PIDs. None of the programs seem to be able to find the video PID. I have successfully extracted the sound (.ac3).

    I have tried to set the PID in DGIndex manually, but i don't work. The backup runs perfect in MPC (mediaplayer classic) with DirectShow. It gives me some numbers, but i dont know how to use them. See image bellow.



    The files look like this:



    My ultimate goal is to demux the .ts files = separate audio / video files, and compress them afterwards.

    Any ideas?

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