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That's not how you should be using VOB files. Read <a href=http://www.a-m-v.org/guides/avtech31/>ErMaC & AbsoluteDestiny's Friendly AMV Guides Lovingly Overhauled Largely by Zarxrax</a>. You should be indexing them in DGIndex (a single .d2v for the whole VTS block is generally the best idea) an...

So i was ripping an anime DVD ,Moon Phase, and made a script for the first episode: FFvideoSource("C:\Users\Doodle\Desktop\Moon Phase\MainMovie\MOONPHASE_BS_D1\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.VOB") TFM() TDecimate() everything loads into vdub just fine and is exports just fine and imports into sony vega...

can you please change my name to Otaku-Alice

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mirkosp wrote:Did you also switch to ffvideosource or are you still using directshowsource? Because if the latter's the case, I'd say the issue explains itself.

thanx that solved all my problems!

- If you really insist in direct avs editing, but want to avoid 64bit avisynth, use fake avi files through avisynth virtual file system+pismo file mount and 32bit avisynth, as shown in the avtech . In all 3 cases I suggest you to convert to RGB as the guide tells. Remember to specify the correct co...

Brad wrote:Can you open up the script in VirtualDub?

yes

the image that come up every time i try to import and AVS script, i have already installed pwolfs AVS plug-in for premiere pro cs5 64-bit version, so please HELP!

May you please change my name to Alice~Zama