I currently ripped all of Love Hina using the Avisynth/DVD2AVI method in the Guide by AbsoluteDestiny and Ermac, then I reformatted my computer, while the video footage that had fully been converted, and was working properly until then remained on a second drive that was not reformatted.
Now the footage in the .avs files will not load into WMP or even Adobe, I get an error in Line 2, I fixed the line because at the time I had ripped and encoded all the footage, it was a different drive letter, but I changed all that, and now...it still doesnt work...
Does anyone happen to have any suggestions or tips on how to fix this, without reripping and reformatting all the footage?
Thanks
-Eiji
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TokyoU15
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You're going to have to remake your d2v files and your avs files. The AVS files will not work once you move them from the original location. At least that was the case with me.
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klinky
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The d2v files have hard coded directory information in them. Open them in notepad. The first couple lines will look something like this.
DVD2AVIProjectFile
8
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_1.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_2.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_3.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_4.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_5.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_6.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_7.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_8.VOB
The first line is the header.
The second line is a number that represents how many vob files there will be. There are 8. Each vob file needs it's only line.
The lines below that have a number, a space and then the path to where the vob file is located.
The number is how many characters long the path is, NOT including the space between the number and the path.
So if all you did was change the drive letter, it'd look something like this :
DVD2AVIProjectFile
8
31 D:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_1.VOB
If you needed to change the actual path information. Then you'll also have to count how many characters the new path is and adjust the number at the begining of the line.
Example:
DVD2AVIProjectFile
8
24 G:\vobfiles\VTS_01_1.VOB
Some say this doesn't work. It has always seemed to work for me though. If all else fails, recreate the D2V files.
~klinky
DVD2AVIProjectFile
8
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_1.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_2.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_3.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_4.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_5.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_6.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_7.VOB
31 E:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_8.VOB
The first line is the header.
The second line is a number that represents how many vob files there will be. There are 8. Each vob file needs it's only line.
The lines below that have a number, a space and then the path to where the vob file is located.
The number is how many characters long the path is, NOT including the space between the number and the path.
So if all you did was change the drive letter, it'd look something like this :
DVD2AVIProjectFile
8
31 D:\dvdrips\bebop01\VTS_01_1.VOB
If you needed to change the actual path information. Then you'll also have to count how many characters the new path is and adjust the number at the begining of the line.
Example:
DVD2AVIProjectFile
8
24 G:\vobfiles\VTS_01_1.VOB
Some say this doesn't work. It has always seemed to work for me though. If all else fails, recreate the D2V files.
~klinky
