AVI2DVD does a fine job ...until dvd authoring

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pieter77
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AVI2DVD does a fine job ...until dvd authoring

Post by pieter77 »

Hi All, and thanks to the coder for this fine piece of work.

I have a little problem though, it doesn't seem to work like it should. I'm using AVI2DVD 0.43 and try to convert a AVI with AC3 and an extra subtitle stream (.SRT) to a DVD using AVI2DVD. Everything seems to work smoothly until the DVD authoring part. This is the log (which could be a bit more explicit):

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[20:55:05] AVI2DVD Started !
[20:55:06] Type mode : Avi Input
[20:55:06] Output : Dvd
[20:55:06] Encoder Selected : HCEnc
[20:55:06] Start demuxing the AudioStream No.1 ...
[20:55:23] Demuxing of the selected audio finished 
successfully ! 
[E:\films\TheIsland\Avi2dvd_temp\Extracted_Audio.ac3 
375275520 Bytes]
[20:55:23] Audio extracted renamed successfully ! 
[E:\films\TheIsland\Avi2dvd_temp\Fixed_Audio01.ac3 
375275520 Bytes]
[20:55:23] Starts Ac3->Ac3 convertion ...
[20:55:23] Audio converted in Ac3 successfully ! 
[E:\films\TheIsland\Avi2dvd_temp\AudioStream 1 AC3 
6CH.ac3 375275520 Bytes]
[20:55:23] Start creating avisynth script ...
[20:55:23] Avisynth script created successfully ! 
[E:\films\TheIsland\Avi2dvd_temp\Avisynth_Script_File.avs 
161 Bytes]
[20:55:23] Bitrate used : 4187 Kbpps
[20:55:23] Start video encoding ...
[0:11:27] Video encoded successfully ! 
[E:\dir1\Dir2\Avi2dvd_temp\Encoded_Video.m2v 
4098329040 Bytes]
[0:11:27] Muxing Video+Audio(s) ...
[0:16:27] M2v muxed successfully ! 
[E:\dir1\Dir2\Avi2dvd_temp\Encoded_Video_Muxed
.mpg 4567078912 Bytes]
[0:16:27] One subtitle found
[0:16:27] Spumux script generation ...
[0:16:27] Spumux script generated successfully !
[0:16:27] Muxing the subtitle... 
[0:22:26] Subitles muxed successfully ! 
[E:\dir1\Dir2\Avi2dvd_temp\Encoded_Video_Muxed
_Subbed.mpg 4572923904 Bytes]
[0:22:26] Author script generation ...
[0:22:26] Author script generated successfully !
[0:22:26] Start authoring ... 
[0:22:30] Dvd authored successfully ! [ 
E:\dir1\Dir2\Avi2dvd_temp\DVD ]
[0:22:30] Generating iso ...
[0:22:31] Iso generated successfully ! This is the file that 
you must burn --> 
[E:\dir1\Dir2\Avi2dvd_temp\DVD_Image.iso 866304 
Bytes]
[0:22:31] Job Done !!!
So AVI2DVD states that the job is done, but the ISO is only 800kB big. The encoded video is muxed and subbed correctly though as it seems. Unfortunately, those files are deleted by AVI2DVD because it thinks the conversion is finished.

What can I do to fix this ? Thanks for all help!
pieter77
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Post by pieter77 »

There must be more people who experienced this problem? I tryed converting 4 different AVI's and they all end up like this...
DanDVD
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Post by DanDVD »

Hi,

I't would be very good that avi2dvd have option to not delete temporary files, so if something goes wrong after avi->m2v, m2v wont be deleted, and muxing can be done manualy .

D.
pieter77
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Post by pieter77 »

Can anyone please give me some tips how I can debug this problem? Is seems like noone else is experiencing it?
NOOSA
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Post by NOOSA »

I had a simular problem and I solved it by re-processing the movie in virtualdub...for some reason avi2dvd didn't like the file...might have been an error in the original. Once I did a "full process" (the audio and video) avi2dvd processed it as normal.

My specific problem was almost half the movie was getting cut out of the authoring portion of avi2dvd...odd

Also, I don't remember if I did this or not...if you have a 2 part movie, join them first then process in vdub.

btw..if your audio is encoded in a VBR...you can't append them in vdub...you first have to convert the audio to a CBR...then join. (If someone knows of a workaround for this, please add...but I doubt there is using vdub)
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Post by trustfm »

NOOSA thi swill be gone on the 0.4.4 version ... stay tuned ...
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Post by NOOSA »

Sweet...I love using this little program...good to know it's being improved.
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