Title: Creating a D2V Project (Using DGIndex) Link:Read Article
Description: A guide that shows you how to create a D2V project using DGIndex
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From the Author:
The widely used tools DVD2AVI and MPEG2DEC suffer from a fundamental deficiency: they do not deliver all the coded frames from the input stream. Put simply, they lose frames. This can cause serious problems with audio sync and authoring with some tools. Not only that, but random frame access is not handled correctly and incorrect frames can be returned when navigating on the timeline via MPEG2DEC (and its clones).
Additionally, the original DVD2AVI project was not updated in some time, and it stood in need of some fixes and upgrades. My version addresses a lot of the irritating features of the original project, as well as adds many new and useful features.
Added Unix-style CLI parsing. The legacy parsing is also supported. The new parsing allows for commas and spaces within file name.
Revised the audio header emulation check to prevent it fromrejecting some valid audio.
Increased the timeout for finding transport packets from 3 to 5 seconds.
Properly ignore some program stream filler packets that do not specify the correct packet length.
When a new transport stream is loaded without exiting DGIndex, the PIDs are now re-determined (without requiring the user to reset them as was previously the case).
Fixed a bug in which normalization was being used erroneously when demuxing audio (could happen if you were decoding AC3 to WAV with Normalization enabled and then you set the mode to demux audio without unchecking the Normalization option).
Fixed a bug in the Cropping dialog such that the height field was not properly set after changes were made.
Improved reliability of stream type detection upon file open.
