Last few minutes missing (DVDx, TMPGEnc)

[Bandini]

I am trying to rip an 84 minutes long PAL movie, using DVDx and TMPGEnc. Everything seems in order. Both programs report 100% done, and the resulting MPEG is 84 minutes long. However, it ends a few minutes too early in the movie.

Any clues?

[fritz]

Can you please tell me how you were able to make DVDx 2.0 and TMPGenc to work properly?

How did you install the VideoServerPlugin?

I tried following this: http://www.doom9.org/mpg/dvdx-tmpg.htm

but I can't find the CM-avisynth.prm in the files.

When I click on DVDx to encode it gives a donation warning. When I pass the additions test it somehow "works" but when I start TMPGenc and browse for the output file of DVDx, it crashes.

I hope we can help each other out.

[Bandini]

I don't quite remember, but I know I didn't have any problems.

IIRC, I just unzipped the videoserver archive in the dvdx directory and it worked. Please note, I am not using AVIsynth, but AVI wrapper. There is no CM-avisynth.prm file, but a cm-videoserver.prm.

Output settings: Premiere plugin encoder: Video Server
Plug settings: Frame server: Server mode: AVI wrapper
Plug settings: Frame server: WRAPPER Server settings: Filename: C:\My Documents\DVDx.avi
Plug settings: Frame server: WRAPPER Server settings: Normal audio export

In TMPGEnc, open C:\My Documents\DVDx.avi.

Good luck!

[fritz]

Oh. Ok. Thanks. I'll try it again.