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Title: MeGUI H.264 Conversion Guide Description: A guide on how to use MeGUI to encode H.264 (MP4) files, using DVD conversion as the main example Author/Publisher: DVDGuy Ease of use: Intermediate Software Used: MeGUI, Nero Digital Audio Decoder/Encoder, x264 Page Viewed: 324508 times	Printer Friendly Version User Rating: (2 votes) Details / Vote Now User Comments: mrpijey: Excellent guide! The only problem I... More / Post Your Comments
Page Select: Page 1: Introduction and Installation Page 2: DVD Ripping Page 3: D2V Creator Page 4: AviSynth Script Creator Page 5: Video Encoding Options Page 6: Audio Encoding Options Page 7: Cutting, Bitrate Calculator and AutoEncode

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Page 3 of 7: D2V Creator

Step 3: D2V Creator

This step will use MeGUI's D2V Creator tool to create a D2V file needed for MeGUI/AviSynth to handle MPEG-2 files. This step is required only for MPEG-2 files - all other types of inputs do not require a D2V file and can be loaded straight into AviSynth and therefore, you can skip this step and go to the next page/step (Step 4: AviSynth Script Creator).

Start MeGUI. I like to first clear the job queues of previously finished jobs. This is optional, but it might help to make things clearer. To do this, click on the "Queue" tab and then click on the "Clear" button.

From the "Tools" menu, select "D2V Creator". In the "Video Input" section, load the first VOB file of the movie titleset (the rest of the files in the set will be loaded automatically). You will get an error message about not being able to find DVD Decrypter generated info files, this is fine (as we did not use DVD Decrypter's IFO mode) and press "OK" to skip this error.

Select which audio track(s) to demux - you can select more than one track if you want the encoded file to have multiple audio tracks. Alternatively, you can just select the demux all the tracks and then choose the correct audio track(s) later on.

The default save directory is the same directory as your loaded DVD VOB files - change this if you want to. Select both the "On completion load files", "and close" checkboxes and press the "Queue" button. You are now returned to MeGUI - click on the "Queue" tab and press the "Start" button to start the D2V creation. When processing has finished, the status of the queued job will read "Done" and the created D2V file will be loaded into the AviSynth Script Creator ready for the next step. This can take a while, so please be patient - the status window's progress bar may not move, but don't worry, DGIndex is working.

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