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What is a D2V file? Project file generated by DVD2AVI that contains instructions on how to process a group of video files; typically links to several .VOB files with notes about how to process each one; often used for encoding video.

More Information D2V files can be opened with TMPGEnc, which is included with the DVD2AVI program. The D2V format is considered a "pass-through" file since the video files are passed through the D2V file to the TMPGEnc video encoder.

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What is a D2V file?

Project file generated by DVD2AVI that contains instructions on how to process a group of video files; typically links to several .VOB files with notes about how to process each one; often used for encoding video.

More Information

D2V files can be opened with TMPGEnc, which is included with the DVD2AVI program. The D2V format is considered a "pass-through" file since the video files are passed through the D2V file to the TMPGEnc video encoder.

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What is a D2V file?↓
Project file generated by DVD2AVI that contains instructions on how to process a group of video files; typically links to several .VOB files with notes about how to process each one; often used for encoding video.

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