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It sounds like you have got something set up for the external audio encoder that isn"t working or non compliant, go to "options" to "enviromental settings" to "external tool" and make sure there are NO check marks in the boxes, this will turn off the external encoder but you would of had to install one first to get this error, but if you didn"t then I have no idea what is wrong...
i have an avi file and i have problems with it.
first of all, if i look at its properties, it doesnt show me details like
audio format, bitrate, video fortmat, bitrate, length, fps and so on.
then, if i try to open it with virtual dub, it would say that it's
unknown format.
then, if i try to encode it without extracting sound first, but by
raising "direct show" thingy in environmental properties - it would say
immediately that an error occurred opening ACM.
all this could possibly mean that it is corrupt, BUT i can play it in
windows media player and watch it there with sound and all.
so what's the problem? any ideas?
The audio is probably "ac3" so you need to download a "ac3 decoder" to extract the audio to a wav file then use that to encode in tmpgenc, you can"t use virtual dub to extract AC3 ...
Hey, Minion.
I have AC3 decoder version 1.20
and i far as i can see here, i can only choose .ac3 or .vob files to
work with. i cant choose an .avi file to extract audio from!
what should i do?
the input file type drop-down meny is grayed out so i cant choose input
file - is it bacuse it's an unregistered version? or is it always like that?
please help! i really need it
Hey, Minion.
I have AC3 decoder version 1.20
and i far as i can see here, i can only choose .ac3 or .vob files to
work with. i cant choose an .avi file to extract audio from!
what should i do?
the input file type drop-down meny is grayed out so i cant choose input
file - is it bacuse it's an unregistered version? or is it always like that?
please help! i really need it
hi i asked a question previously and it was answered .....how do i improve overall quality of movies that i'm encoding ...answer -the easiest way to improve quality is to increase bitrate.ok i get that but by how much a vcd the constant bitrate is set at 1150 but you can increase it but i don't know what to increase it to so it really does make the movie better to watch , clearer you know.if anyone can answer this for me thank you!
To increase the bitrate you have to load the "unlock.mfc" template in the "Extra" folder,now you can raise the bitrate as high as you want but the higher the bitrate the bigger the file size, with a bitrate if 1650kbs you will get about 60 minutes per cd-r with much improved quality, you can download a "bitrate calculator" at vcdhelp.com, this will tell you the max bitrate to use for the length of the file you are encodeing so you can fit it on # cd-r"s..
hi i was just wondering if its possible to remove subtitles simply and easily somewhere in the encoding process.i encode movies to vcd and some of them have subtitles that i would like to remove somehow!
Yes and No, you can use the clip frame option to cut out the actual area were the subtitles are but you will have a movie that looks a bit stretched up and down, but you can"t just remoove them ,well not from an avi file....
I'm having trouble. I want to convert an .avi file to .mpeg, but it won't open the file. It's encoded in Divx format, does that have an impact? It's Star Wars - Return of the Jedi. I have Divx 5 installed, but I want to convert this to VCD or SVCD. Any help is appreciated!
Nevermind...I read farther into BBS and found that raising the Direct Show Multimedia File Reader priority in "Environmental Settings" on the vfapi tab, to "2" solved my problem.
I think there's a bug in the MPG stream tool. I've multiple MPG-1 files (ca. 1 GB large). I want to joint and split these, so that they fit on 2 CDs, splitted exactly by scene frame.
But everytime I do this with my mpgs (the originals tmpgenc plays them correct!)after the process have done, the audio is cutted after approx. 17 minutes off!
The second file has then no audio...
PS: the original file is created with DVDx V2.0 as VCD.
This is an OLD problem with the mpeg tools and you should never rely on them to work for you, you should allways have back up programs to do the job,a good muxer is "bbmpeg" and a good joiner and editer is "power vcr"(it is a capture program but has editing and joining features)or mpegvcr can do this to, and a good muxer and de-muxer is called "xmuxer", these tools are easy to find on a search engine, or downloaded off kazaa....
Well that was a informitive question, i"ll have to guess what you want to do, you can take a bunch of bitmap or jpeg images and encode them into a mpeg file by nameing you images in this format: pic#01.jpg, pic#02.jpg pic#03.jpg ect, then you load in #1 and the rest will be loaded with it, then encode..
Well I figured out AVISynth and the it has helped immensely. My picture quality has improved by frameserving directly from adobe premiere to TMPGEnc. But I was wondering. Where can I get the IVTC plugin for avisynth. It was suggested to me to use the copy duplicate coption of this plugin. Sounds like a good idea especially since the project I am working on in a slide show (lots of similar images) Thanks again for all the great suggestions.
You can probably find the plugin at www.apachez.net ,but useing ivtc will change the frame fate of your file unless you are useing a different option of the plugin....
It depends on the audio format in your avi file, if your avi file has mp3 audio then you need the mp3 codec and the codec of the format you are converting it to, but if you want to extract audio tracks from video files it is best program for this is virtual dub,db power amp is great for encodeing audio files but it has problems extracting audio from avi files but it works fine for mpeg a wmv files...
Tmpgenc does not encode compressed audio formats very well, so it is allways a good idea to extract the audio to a wav file and encode the wav file as your audio track.....