Thanks for trying my project!
Did you move your files after using DGIndex to encode a constant frame rate? The d2v file you created has a path in it pointing to the correct VOB, so moving the VOB will break the path. You can try manually editing the path to fix it, or just redo the DGIndex step.
If that doesn't work, I have a few other ideas. But I should mention that I'm definitely not an expert when it comes to processing video, which is why I recommend using the exact same versions of the software specified in my guide—otherwise, it may not work at all, or if it does, you may get different results. I mention this because you said you're using VirtualDub2, whereas I used VirtualDub 1.10.4 for my videos.
As for the first error you got, you can also delete this line in my AVS script entirely instead of manually editing it:
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LoadPlugin("C:\Evangelion\DVD\DGDecode.dll")Then simply put DGDecode.dll in AviSynth's plugin folder for it to load automatically.
Mjolnir Mark IV wrote:In regards to those of you who prefer literal translations because you perceive that approach as being the most accurate, one thing I'd like to point out is that if you always took this approach in a translation from Japanese to English, you are sure to encounter sentences that will make no sense whatsoever. Literal translation might work for something like Spanish to Italian, but not Japanese to English. There are times when you have to adapt the intended meaning to the language rather than stick with the literal translation. Ironically, there are times when sticking to a literal translation results in a less accurate translation. So, it's not a good idea to always rigidly stick to only literal translation.
