DGVfapi 1.4.3
Frameserving with the New Decoding Functionality
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VFAPI frameserving is now supported. It uses the
DGDecode.dll, so both DGVfapi.vfp and DGDecode.dll
must be placed in the same directory as DGIndex.exe.
Do not rename these files. This version supports multiple
instantiations, e.g., create and run multiple "fake"
AVI files. It also can read Avisynth scripts (AVS files)
as well as D2V files from DGIndex.

The procedure is as follows:

1. Place the files as described above.
2. Run DGIndex and verify that when you pull down
   the Help menu the VFAPI Plugin item is checked.
   You don't have to check it; it is checked automatically
   if the files are placed in the right place. Generate your
   D2V project file as usual.
3. Ensure that the VFAPI reader codec is installed.
4. Run the VFAPI Converter, select the D2V
   file, and hit OK.
5. Hit Convert to create the "fake" AVI file.

DVD2AVI's clipping feature is not supported.

VFAPI upsamples to RGB. By default this is done in interlaced mode.
To force progressive upsampling, put "_P" just before the extension
in the filename. To force the upsampling to follow the progressive_frame
flag, put "_A" just before the extension in the filename. Note that
using the "_A" also means that a YUY2 frame will be returned instead of a
YV12 frame for 4:2:0 input.

For example:

    movie_P.d2v

The multiple instantiation and AVS file support was done by "tritical".

Donald Graft (c) 2004, 2005