Err please ignore me .. I tried to prepare the VOB in DVD2AVI again and now it works like a charm :) I think I screwed something back then, but all is well now :)
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After abit of "reasearching" in my computers, I knew what was actually happened. I have 2 computers at home, one of them has the dvd. After I ripped it on the computer with the dvd, I also created the d2v file on that same computer. Because I'll be using the dvd computer most of the time, I transfered all of the files to the other computer for encoding. When I tried to open the d2v file on the Gordian Knot in the other computer, it shows the error message above. So, I tried to redo the d2v file using dvd2avi, and it worked! I transfered using regular Ethernet Network, using a Netgear RP114 router. All I can say is when you want to encode, do everything on the computer you're going to encode to :) (Sorry if this sounds "lame" :p , but this is what I got from my experience and just sharing it with the others). Hope this helps someone ..
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Just to let you know, you're definitely not alone with this problem. It would appear AviSynth 2.5 doesn't mesh so well with GKnot 0.27. Are there any success stories out there so we can probe you for your procedures? If you found a solution, PowerMacG4, I'd love to hear it.
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