Having issues with videos going screwy

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Having issues with videos going screwy

Postby madboyv1 » Tue Jul 25, 2006 11:23 pm

Yes I am new, yes I have read the newbie guides, and yes, there is a possibility that I missed something while reading them. Now, onto my issue.

I ripped the Oh My Goddess OVA's off of the AnimEigo DVD's using DVD Decrypter, ripping by VOB ID. so here I have a 1 GB VOB file and I write an AVS script with the following:

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DirectShowSource("VTS_01_VOBID_003_1.VOB")
KillAudio()
BicubicResize(640,480)
.

Now I open up it up in Premiere Pro (version 7), and during editing, I get severe skipping and reoccurances of past frames (usually individual frames placed 3-5 frames before and/or after). Also when viewing a clip in the project in a player such as VLC, I get a mosaic line about 25 or so pixels tall and the entirety of the video long, as well as other players seeming to lag behind..

I am thinking it has something to do with my AVS script, or perhaps the settings in Premiere. It also doesn't help that I am a novice at Premiere and AVS scripting, but I've used Pinnacle Stutio in the distant past, so Premiere isn't THAT alien to me.

For those that want to see what exactly is happening, I have put up a small clip that has the symptoms above. Due to the size of the file, please don't download it unless you have an idea (or know) what I am doing wrong.

http://www.charreddirt.com/temp/messed_up.zip (21 mb zip containing a 42mb avi file)

To those that take the time at least reading this, thank you.
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Postby Athena » Tue Jul 25, 2006 11:28 pm

Oh my, sir.

You need to index with DGIndex and add your filters to the avs script IT produces. Then it should work fine.
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Postby madboyv1 » Tue Jul 25, 2006 11:53 pm

when attempting that earlier today I was being given errors saying that it couldn't find the VOB file, even though the script was right, which is why I didn't think of doing it this time around. Trying now with a smaller file yields better results, I'll try this again on my larger files.

With that being fixed I'll look through the guides and figure out this whole de-interlacing stuff, as it just doesn't look good.

Thanks for the help. (uless you want to help with that too, that'd be great. ^^;;; )
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Postby madboyv1 » Wed Jul 26, 2006 12:27 am

sorry for the double post, but as the original problem that was associated with the link above was resolved, I have removed the file.
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