I combined an .mp2 + .wav files but the video came out upside down.
Anyone know why this happened and how do I fix it?

thanks

What are you using to play the video? It is most likely related to the codec you are using.

Under the "Cut Edit" menu, I do some editing and cut out the bits that i don't want, The bits that i cut out disappear out of the thumbnail preview at the bottom. My question is our do i get them back without loosing the cuts i already have, I know i could click undo, but that also undoes anything after also, I also if i come out of the edit section. I then don'y get the option to undo, The only way i can see to do it is to select undo all cuts. but that looses evercut.

Please help

Thanks

As you've found, you can only go backwards, edit by edit, with the Undo button/command or undo all edits.

However, if you want to get back a specific edit that was a couple of edits ago, I would add the video file again to create another clip and then isolate that one section you want to get back.

You may need to split the original clip into sections in order to get the new clip back into its proper place in the video.

Why TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 3 not supported file .M2TS?

All other software supporting .M2TS

Do you have make a update later? Thanks for your answer? I purchase this software for working more with .M2TS files.

I'm guessing your video is actually MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 which is why TME3 won't accept it.
.m2ts is just a container format, so the actual video stream doesn't necessarily have to be MPEG-2.

Can I edit an FLV video in this Program?

No, it is for MPEG video only. Maybe if it's an MPEG in an FLV container, but other than that, no.

Would it be possible for TMPGenc MPEG Editor to change MPEG Flags?

I've got a bunch of MPEG Files that came with the incorrect field order, and the only software I could find to do such a thing would be the Restream software, that is not updated since 2004.

AVG reports TMPGINFO_TME3.EXE as a security threat is this ok i hope it is as i allowed it to run.

thanks

Should be okay. It is probably just because it connects to the validation server when the program starts up.

I have today tried to update my TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 3 to Version: 3.4.0.151. This resulted in an error of

Error 1402. Could not open key:
Unknown\Components\DA42BC89BF25F5BD0AF18C3B9B1A1EE8\0DC8CB51B56A0D742ADD098A4295F08A
VERIFY THAT YOU HAVE SUFFICENT ACCESS TO THAT KEY, OR CONTACT YOUR SUPPORT PERSONNEL.

I have tried turning off UAC and running the update. I have also tried system restore but the previous version 3.2.0.127 was broken. I then uninstalled this version and tried to install 3.2.0.127 but got the same error 1402. I am running Vista 64 bit with all updates.

Contact user support:
http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/support/support.html

Why does MPEG Editor 3 take the frame rate of 23.97 and converts it to 29.97? Is there a way to keep the same frame rate as the original source?

Everything else is correct but this.

It's possible that the framerate actually is 29.97 internally but has a flag to play at 23.97 fps. TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 3 can't change framerates as far as I know, that's why the input file must already be compatible with your output format.

There was an issue in authoring works 4 where the software was outputting the incorrect frame rates. I sent the programmers the issue with documention and they correct the software dode. may be the same issue here.

Will TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 3 allow me to save an audio track ONLY? If so, how? I'm not seeing it. Thx.

Use the MPEG Tools to demux the file into separate video and audio files.

Hello all,

I was wondering if anyone has had the following problems:

I am trying to edit segments from a Pal compliant MPEG file with AC3 audio. Also I am trying to synchronise the video and audio. I get the following error message upon playback: AUDIO DECODING CANNOT FOLLOW.

There is sufficient storage and ram. SP3 on Windows Xp Pro with all relevant DotNet installed(1.0 - 4).

Version 3.2.0.127 of the MPEG 3 Editor.

Thanks for all/any replies/help.

Hi. I've been using TMPGEnc MPEG Editor since version 1 in 2004.
I have been using version 3 since December 2009. I've not had problems until recently. Tonight, I tried to start version 3.1.2.108 and it crashes at startup every time. I uninstalled version 3.1.2.108 and then installed version 3.2.0.127. Both of those versions crash at startup. I have not tried older version 3.1.1.95, yet.
I am running Windows XP Pro (service pack 3). I wonder if anyone else has seen this crashing? I wonder if some recent Microsoft Update has caused this? Help appreciated! Eric

From what I have seen in this BBS, it looks like TMPGEnc is sensitive to what version of .NET you have on your pc. It now seems very likely that a Microsoft update of .NET poisoned the water for TMPGEnc. It looks like a recent .NET 3.5 service pack update was downloaded by Microsoft Automatic Updates. Is this the culpret?

The bottom line question is, what versions of .NET 2.0, .NET 3.0 and .NET 3.5 does TMPGEnc need to work correctly in Windows XP Pro with SP3?

Eric

It might be something else. My TME3 is working okay. I'm also using Win XP SP3 and I've got the most recent version/updates of .NET including the .NET Framework 4 client profile.
I believe for TME3, you need to have at least .NET 3.0.

Not sure what else could be causing the crashing. You should contact user support, because they may know the reason or at least maybe they've had other people reporting the problem.

http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/support/support.html

Is there a way from within the program to delete files that have been imported from a dvd? I can't see one, so I have been deleting them by hand from the "C:\Users\username\Documents\TMPGEnc MPEG Editor 3\DVD Imports" folder.

I think you have to delete them by hand.