TMPGEnc refuses AVI-files made by Studio 7

[alfjacob]

For months I have edited AVI-files in Studio 7 and put the result as edited AVI-files back on HD. Then with TMPGEnc Plus I make my MPG2 (SVCD)-files. But all of a sudden the TMPGENc refuses the edited AVI-files, but not the 'raw' ones taken from the DV-camera. It also refuses the old ones that I have kept on HD and earlier have made MPG2-files from. What can have happened?
The message is: Can not open or unsupported. This completely stops all my work, converting old Hi-8 to files.

Alf

[ktnwin]

Have you tried an older version of TMPEnc (12a for example) ?
I am using 12a, 12f, 2.51 and all of them works for me with AVI generated by Studio DV software.

[drdy111956]

The relative priority settings of the VFAPI plugins under Environmental Settings required to support opening various AVI's seems to depend on the compression used if any. I need to fiddle around to open Huffy vs M JPG compression AVI's.

[alfjacob]

Thanks for the answers! drdy111956 pinpointed the problem. In environmental setting, VFAPI I removed the tick on 'Avisynth/Virtual Dub script reader v 0,1. File: ReadAVS.dll, priority 3. '
Has this come in the system and made active because I used the DVD2SVCD-program? It pretty much takes control over the system, but probably dosen't clean up.
But now it works!
Alf

[Dintdoit]

I have a similar problem: I render my movies in avi format from Studio7 and save to HD. Then I open TMPGEnc to make a VCD using (setting of 29.9 frames). Most of the time either I get a error message or the preview (during encoding) has a horizontal line picturing what normally would be in the bottom of the screen. Can't figure out what I doing wrong. Does anyone know?

[Massa]

I've got the same problem, unsupported!
I noted that the under properties in windows explorer, the raw video is identified as Dc10+(16) codec, but the rendered output from Studio is unindentified.
Strange isn't it?
If you use Vdub to simple re-compress it with DC10+ codec, everything is back to normality.

Any clue?