what happened to dvd2mpeg

[andrewm]

Comming back to GBPVR after a year plus,
having a few fun times,

but what happened to the dvd2mpeg plugin ?

I have MVP's , and want to simply rip the dvd to mpeg II format.

I have seen looking through the threads that there is now a video archive plug in, but can I just have the simple dvd2mpep plug in on it's own.

My MVP server is a Mini ITX 1.3 GHz beast, and it serves four MVP's very nicely, but it does not have a lot of free MIPS, so try to keep the number of process running on it to a minimum.

[groover km]

I am pretty sure that xdvd on the wiki does what you are looking for.

[Jeff]

The dvd2mpeg plug-in is now built into the video archive plug-in dll. It can still be enabled separately if you only want to use it and not the video archive plug-in, but they are built into the same library because they share code and that makes my maintenance task easier.

Jeff

[andrewm]

thanks guys,

I'll just keep the arvhive option , and only tick the dvd 2 mpeg option in the plug in's.

[jjpariso]

The dvd2mpeg plug-in is now built into the video archive plug-in dll. It can still be enabled separately if you only want to use it and not the video archive plug-in, but they are built into the same library because they share code and that makes my maintenance task easier.

Jeff

Jeff,

I'm having problems with DVD2MPEG. It seems to work well, but when I try and play the file I get very jerky playback and sometimes it simply locks up. I tried all of the MPEG fixes listed on the forum including the quartz.dll, setting GBPVR priority to high, removing ffdshow, and changing decoders. Any ideas? I have a new 200GB hard drive, 512MB of RAM, and 1.8GHZ P4. Not the fastest computer ever, but I thought it would be enough to do the job.

[Jeff]

I assume you are talking about the mpeg files produced by the conversion? Have you tried running them outside of GBPVR? Once they have been converted I don't know why they would act differently than any other mpeg file.

Jeff

[jjpariso]

I assume you are talking about the mpeg files produced by the conversion? Have you tried running them outside of GBPVR? Once they have been converted I don't know why they would act differently than any other mpeg file.

Jeff

After I wrote the msg last night I opened the file up in WMP and I'm getting the same problems. The ripped file skips around and stutters. Are there any settings in DVD Decrypter that I need to check?

Jason

[Smoker]

After I wrote the msg last night I opened the file up in WMP and I'm getting the same problems. The ripped file skips around and stutters. Are there any settings in DVD Decrypter that I need to check?

Jason

Was this answered in private ?

[Jeff]

No, and I am not sure what to do about it.

Jeff