Hi folks. I am using CCE version 2.5. Using DVD2AVI I created a .d2v file from my minority report DVD. I then created a notepad file called minority.avs which is detailed below

LoadPlugin("C:\program files\Avisynth2\plugins\MPEG2Dec3.dll")
mpeg2source("C:\minority report\minority.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)

however when I try to drag this into CCE I get an error saying frame rate 20000 X 1000 is not supported. I have tried other .dll files such as mpeg2dec.dll, mpeg2dec2.dll and mpegdecoder.dll all of which are stored in the Avisynth2 plugins folder.

Any idea what is wrong ? I have also tried using VFAPI to create an AVI file but when I try to drag this into CCE I get the same error. I am using the guide as detailed here http://www.dvd2dvdr.com/Part_II_spruce_CCE.htm
Any help would be much appreciated.

I got that error because of a typo. It appears that it is case sensitive. Maybe check for caps or lowercase mistakes.

Mine looks like

LoadPlugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth2\plugins\MPEG2DEC2.dll")
mpeg2source("E:\x\x.d2v")
ResampleAudio(44100)

Might also change the folder minority report to minority or minority_report. Don't think it supports the space.

As you can see, I change all my files to "x" so I can reuse the script.

tried changing the folder to minority and checked the typing and it all seems ok. I am not sure however if Avisynth has actually installed ok as I tried running one of their tests using the test.avs file where you just type in version into notepad. this then should play a short video clip ? but it doesn't. I now dont know if the problem lies with CCE, Avisynth or even my .dll files.........any other ideas ?

Next time try doing a search as I have answered this same question at least once before.

You selected ForceFilm for a PAL source. NEVER EVER select force film for a PAL source.

Also I think the message is 20000 / 1000 not 20000 X 1000.

20000 / 1000 is 20fps, which is what you get when you select force film for a PAL source.

thanks very much for your help....I did try a search for this but couldn't find anything. Perhaps an addition to the guide would be a great help to PAL users like myself. I now got it to work so thanks again for everyones help.