I really don't know where to put this in...

[Leon_KH_Squall]

Well, I need some help (again). I imported some samurai champloo episodes from a DVD (.vob files) the decrypting run without any problems, it only said it would use "brute force" or something like that, which would take longer time.
I tried to see the vob files in my computer and there were no problems.
But when I opened DGIndex, the "player screen" was so:

I ignored it, finished he process and now i have an avi which is very small and hasn't got the size it should have.
Where is the problem/What can I do?

[Zarxrax]

Try loading different vobs, are they all like that?

[Keeper of Hellfire]

352x576, despite being DVD-Video standard conform, is a very unusual resolution. So maybe DGIndex doesn't resize this resolution properly. And of course, the AVI will have this resolution too. It's no mistake. For editing you have to chose a proper PAR, lets say 2.14. Or resize it with your AVISynth script.

[Scintilla]

352x576, despite being DVD-Video standard conform, is a very unusual resolution. So maybe DGIndex doesn't resize this resolution properly.

DGIndex does resizing at all?

Anyway, yeah, I'd say just resize it with AVISynth. 768x576 would be proper 4:3 with no flags.

[Keeper of Hellfire]

DGIndex does resizing at all?

Don't remember. It's too long ago that I did use it. But since the thread opener was surprised that a 352x576 vid looks that way I assumed it would normally resize.

[Sereenie]

IIRC, 352 is the height you'd get by cropping the black borders off anamorphic footage. Could it be playing sidewise for some reason?

S.

[Keeper of Hellfire]

No. 352 isn't the height, it's the width. It's a proper but rare used resolution for DVD. Check here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD-Video

[Leon_KH_Squall]

Thanks!
i changed the size with avisynth and now it works properly