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  1. 5th Oct 2002 14:48 #1
    KoG6025
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    When I go to select my video in the Video Source part on TMPGEnc it says: File "C:\Blah blah\MyMovie.DTV" can not open, or unsopported. I've tried it with TMPGEnc and TMPGEnc Plus both with the VFAPI addon. Help...anybody...please...asap...
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  2. 5th Oct 2002 14:55 #2
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    What kind of file is it, are your Nimo Lite Codecs installed, and is DirectShow set at the proper priority?
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    It's a .dtv file...dunno what Nimo Lite or DirectShow is. Nothing was ever mentioned about either of those in the tutorials.
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    KoG6025,
    What is a .dtv file? I'm not exactly new at this, but I've never heard that file extension being applied to any kind of format. Is it some proprietary file format created by your capture software? If you want some help your going to have to post more details about you computer configuration. Specifically your capture hardware/software and where this file originated. Is it home brewed or something you downloaded off the net?
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  5. 6th Oct 2002 02:09 #5
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    lmao...my bad. It's a .d2v file not dtv.
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    It's made from the vob files with the program DVD2AVI.
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    KoG6025,
    Thanks for clarifiying the dtv thing....lol. What version of DVD2AVI are you using? Some people have been reporting problems with v1.77.3 and the fact that TMPGEnc can't read read the project file. My suggestion to you would be to revert back to v1.76 and recreate your project file then try and run it thru TMPGEnc. Also make sure the "Register TMPGEnc.vpf to VFAPI" is checked under the options tab.
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  8. 6th Oct 2002 21:29 #8
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    My DVD2AVI is version 1.76...and it says VFAPI Plug-in under the Help menu so I'm guessing it's installed.
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    check and or re-install your mpeg2 codecs (install powerdvd)
    make sure your dvd2avi.vfp is in both directories (Tmpegs & dvd2avi)

    good- luck
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  10. 6th Oct 2002 22:11 #10
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    W00T! Problem solved...found that my DVD2AVI didn't come with the VFAPI plug-in. Honestly...the site said it did. lol Thanks for the help though... 8)
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    I guess I CAN go to heaven now, I actually helped someone.
    enjoy and remember copy copy copy

    PS backup those files, it's easy to forget and lose!!
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