MicroSoftWindowsMovieMaker is NOT supported  to be rendered by SUPER(C)
However, now that you installed SUPER(C), and AviSynth is enabled,

#------------------------------------------------------------
DirectShowSource("Vts_01_1.vob")
ConvertToYV12()
#------------------------------------------------------------

Copy and paste the above 4 lines in a txt file, name it script.avs   
as you could tell, it is an AVS script, rename the file Vts_01_1.vob in the script
to match the real name of the VOB file(s) you need to edit.
Open it with virtualdub and edit your VOB file without any conversion/encoding and
without anu quality loss!

I cannot help you more, but I can assure you that you DO NOT need any
conversion/encoding tool, you better directly edit the VOB as I suggested.

Open NotePad, copy and paste the mentioned 4 lines into a new empty page.
Instead of saving into Noname.txt save it as Script.AVS

You just answered your own question!

cannot detect file type of "C:\Documents and setting\HP_owner\Desktop\script.avs.txt".
That's normal!, VirtualDub can't read .txt file.
Your file extension the way you did it is .txt, while it must be .avs
in windows operating system, it is the last extension that count.
if your file is called myfile.pdf.doc.xls.avi.mov.mp4 then windows simply
consider your file as an mp4  (last extension)

please take out the .txt and re-name your file script.AVS nothing more, nothing less.

Again, sorry for the double post but I think I fugure out how to get the .txt to go away and the shortcut on my desktop now shows it as a script and not a text document.

Unfortunately It still wont allow me to open it with virtualdub. It now comes up with this error...

96crypt_mod wrote:

Ok, it seems you managed to rename it..
Now re-open the AVS file with your NotePad and put the exact name of the VOB fle
including the full path like this:
C:\this folder\and this blabla\VTS_01.VOB otherwise the system can't find it.

or move the Script.AVS file that you created to the same folder where you have ripped the VOB file(s).

I did, the odd part is that it named my file the same default name you gave me so i didnt need to edit it at all. I tryed to change it just in case the caps mattered but no luck.



Any other suggestions, I really want to figure this out!

96crypt_mod wrote:

I am really sorry, but this requires some basic knowledge that is not within the scope of this board. I really did my best.
make sure that the VOB file name/extension is correct (doesn't matter capital or not)
make sure to specify the full path of the VOB file
or put the .AVS together with the .VOB in the same folder (if the VOB is already ripped to your PC)

I really appreciate the help, I wish we could get this figured out. I wouldn't of been able to get this far without you. I'll keep messing around with it and If i figure it out I'll let you know.

Thanks again
SPOC again