wanted guide

[numbnuts]

hi everyone can any of you help? I am looking for a guide, it was by the harangue but that site is down.
its a guide explaining how to frameserve huffy segments via vdub avisynth into CCE from a d2v project file.
Or if anyone can tell me how its done
i think its something like

dvd2avi>vdub(huffyuv)>avisynth>vdub(framserve)>CCE

thanks in advance

[Truman]

>dvd2avi>vdub(huffyuv)>avisynth>vdub(framserve)>CC E

Why should anyone do that? If you convert the MPEG-2 source via dvd2avi and VD to huffyuv avi, you can load it into cce directly.
If you want to frameserve, you can frameserve with Avisynth to cce directly.
So what are you aiming for?

[numbnuts]

well im using cce2.5 so 2gig limit comes into force therefore i need to save segmented avi
and while im saving i may as well resize via vdub filters so then its only done once and framserve the segmented avi to CCE whith avs which im hoping will encode huffy faster than vfapi or mpeg2dec.dll method

[Truman]

Well I think now I understand. If you have lots of diskspace, this method might be faster if you do a VBR 2 (or more) pass encode. I did not proof it.
However, since your source is MPEG-2 (i.e. YUV colorspace), you should use Avisynth to resize, because VirtualDub filterswork with RGB colors only.
AFAIK the following method is the fastest if you want to transcode MPEG-2 with cce sp (VBR 2(or more) pass) and apply filters.
Create the dvd2avi project, crop the borders (if there are any) with dvd2avi. Make sure you selected YUV4:2:2 colorspace.
Write the Avisynth script. Use Avisynth 1.0 beta 6 and Trbarry's MPEG2DEC2.dll.

LoadPlugin("mpeg2dec2.dll")
LoadPlugin("simpleresize.dll")
mpeg2source("d:\filename.d2v")
SimpleResize()
AddBorders()

[Truman]

(part2)
Open the AVS in VirtualDub and save avi (huffyuv or any other YUY2 codec). If you use huffyuv, make sure you patched huffyuv.dll with huffyuv_ccesp_patch_022, otherwise you may get a weird error message when you load the avi into cce. Don't apply VD filters.
If your avi is larger than 2 GB (probably it is), frameserve once again with Avisynth.

AVISource(d:\filename.avi")

Load the AVS into CCE and encode.