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Over the last few days I have recieved the Internet worm W32/Klez.I. virus. and is one of the worst viruses of this year.
This virus has come from someone on this board who has my email address in their address book and is either knowingly or unknowingly spreading this virus to other people in their address book.
The first time I recieved this virus it was unknowingly opened by the a weakness in Outlook express which allows the virus to be activated bt simply previewing the email in the preview pane.
I recieved this virus about five times the first day and had literally infected about 70 of my files within 10 mins and I now recieve this virus about 4 times a day.
I only noticed something unusual because after closing oulook express my hard drive was going ten to the dozen.
So straight away I realized something was amiss. When I tried to do a check with my Antivirus software the program just kept closing down after a few seconds and wouldn't scan my machine. I found out this is due to the virus which closes any attempt to detect it, including the task manager.
In the end I had to reinstall my operating system because the virus had caused to much damage to be repaired.
So my advice is if you are having any problems with your machine such as hard drive activity for no reason or not being able to access the task manager or have received any unexplained emails with extensions such as .pif or .bat from an unknown source then check your machine now!
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tried to convert avi to vcd using tmpgenc app.I did a trial run for a few minutes to see if my new dvd machine would recognize it before converting the entire movie. It doesnt ! panasonic Rv32 is the model i have. says "no play" on the screen.
I selected video cd( ntsc0 and it doesnt play the movie.
First make sur you have selected the right VCD template for your TV sytem.
If you use the NTSC system select the NTSC video cd template then encode.
After encoding burn the file with nero making sure you select the 'Video cd' option and not standard 'CDROM-ISO'
If Nero doesn't give you any compliance warnings then go ahead and burn the file at 4x or lower.
I have a Panasonic RV-32 wich is an excellent DVD HOME PLAYER.. but it cannot play SVCDs.. but anyway.. VCD works with it.. well here's what u can run with it.. VCDs, MP3s, WMAs(Windows Media Audio) ..
It is repeatedly said on this BBS that DIVX 5 is not supported by TMPG.
In reality there are no Divx files supported by TMPG, be it 3.11 4.12 or 5.
The Divx file is opened using the Directshow engine which is included with DirectX. For DirectX to be able to read these files is must have a codec installed.
TMPG merely makes are request to the direct show engine to open this file using the Divx codec to decode it. It doesn't matter what the file is encoded in as long as the required codec is installed so the Directshow engine can read the file and pass it on to TMPG.
Therefore the problem is not the codec itself or TMPG, but a problem with setup on your machine.
It is more likely that there are more codecs installed on your sytem which are causing the problem and/or corrupt or early version of DirectX.
For full compatibilty with DIVX 5 DirectX 8.1 is needed.
So anybody with Windows Me/98 or Windows 2000 needs to upgrade to the latest Version of DirectX.
I hope this clears up the myth about TMPG not supporting DIVX5 because I mean after all it works fine on my system, two of my friends systems and many other systems out there.
thanx ashy,but I have direct x 8.1 on win me and divx5 movies still come out black with sound,Is there anything else that i need to get divx5 movies to encode on my computer? thanx Ashy you rule
I am having the same problem too...I cannot play divx5 movies either, black screen and no sound. If anyone knows why this is happening I would appreciate it if someone would email me!
Try this. Go into your TMPG folder and delete this file CurrentCfg.tpr then try again.
If not uninstall the DIVX 5 codec and install 4.12 then have another try.
while trying to switch a divx/avi to mpeg1 I get this error message at 47%"illegal floating decimal point calcuation order' can anyone tell me what this is about and how to fix it please. Thank you.
Hi I've found the cause of my jumpy/jerky VCD problem. It was my old HP8200i burner (24x4x4). I burnt the same file to VCD on someone elses burner with excellent results. However the resultant VCD being excellent on his DVD player (my original VCD played jerky on this) they still jerk slightly on my Napa VCD player. Now I have some VCD from a friend that were burnt which play fine on my Napa so that is not the problem.
So my question is can someone please suggest a good burner for producing VCD and what should I be looking for in the specs on a new burner.
My advice to you Flash is to go with the Plextors. These are hailed by many as being the best drives and I agree.
Yamaha also make excellent drives.
I currently own a SCSI Yamaha 6x4x16 and have never had a burning problem with it yet and this little writer has burned over a thousand disks easy.
I know a few people who own the Plextors and they praise them very highly.
Just do a search on the net for some reviews 'CD burner reviews'
Here's one for you to look over. http://www.neoseeker.com/Articles/Hardware/Reviews/plexwriter161040a/
If you can go that extra mile I would recommend going for a SCSI drive for maximum reliability.
I just want to make one further point about your VCD player before you change your burner.
It may be a good thing to try and multiplex the movie with another program such as BBMPEG as TMPG doesn't make 100% VCD 2.0 compatible video CD's.
This is a copy of the reply to your other post, seeing as you like double posting.
I thought you shoyld read it before going ahead.
I assume you are using the PAL system in your country.
The PAL system requires that the format is 25 fps at 625 lines a second.
What you need to understand is that it won't make any difference if you encode at the same framerate as the original as what will happen is your player will automatically convert the 23.976 internally to 25fps to make it compatible with the PAL system which as you have noticed will give the same result as you got using TMPG to convert it to 25fps.
Encoding 23.976 to 25fps MPEG will definitely give the jerky result even in media player, so look closely and you will see the jerks even if only slight.
As a test convert a test piece of the avi to 25fps using virtualdub.
This will however desync the audio but this doesn't matter as it's only a test.
Put the converted test file in TMPG and proceed to create a standard PAL VCD at 25fps using the template.
Make sure it plays smooth in mediaplayer even though the audio will be off.
If it does burn it with NERO using the VCD option.
Hmmm yes getting frustrated now. I did the virtual dub thing to change the frame rate then to Tmpgenc and Nero all for another coaster (and yes audio was out of sync).
I've seen a nice Plextor now wheres that credit card?
Verbatim disks always seem to give good results on my player.
Try and stay away from the cheap brands such as prodisc, mirror,traxdata.
Very good disks I have found are any disk made by the Taio Yuden company, TDK, Kodak, Phillips, Sony and very suprisingly to me as I always thought they were bad are the 'White Label' brand of Ritek disks. I have just recently started using these disks and all I can say is they are excellant, best disk I have used so far.
Apparantly these disks are of much higher quality than what Ritek used to produce and use a better dye and are Grade A professional disks with 2x-32x burn speed and are suited to higher burn speeds.
I always used to have to burn at 4x times as anything above always gave me jerky results even with high quality media and the cheap media always gave me jerks and dropouts at all speeds, but with the White label disks I can burn at my burners maximum 6x and I haven't seen a jerk, a skip, a squeak or dropout ar anything yet. I'm truly amazed at these disks because they are also very cheap.
I have burned 4 movies with these disks now and not had one problem whereas all of these movies would jerk and stutter with the mirror disks.
Hi there, I'm getting the above error message (" Index of scan line is out of range (240) ") when I try to encode an AVI I took with my little digital camera... can I get round this?!?
When I`m droping a SVCD to the program, he give`s a error that the File: can not open, or unsupported. becaus I have olso do a s-vcd to vcd before and they working all, bud lately he gives this error!
Where and how can I fix it so he can load a s-vcd again without giving me these error`s !!?
Install an MPEG2 codec http://dshow.narod.ru/video/mpeg2codec_installer.zip
If it still doesn't open the file. Dmultiplex it and just open the Video on it's own.
When your done simply remultiplex the audio back with your movie.
Well, I'm new to TMPGENC, and I have 1 problem, and one question...
First, everytime I split a mpeg file, I get audio completely out of sync. In the beginning of the movie, the audio is OK, but it starts getting out of sync little by little, and at then end, the audio comes litteraly about 5-10 seconds after the image!!! How can I deal with this?
The second thing is I have a collection of mpeg files about 20 to 60 Mb each, and I want to make VCD's with it. I try to load them in TMPGENC, but for most of themn I get an error saying "Illegal floating decimal point calculation order".
Help please, and remember, I'm new to TMPGENC, so please be as clear as possible ;)
Please help anyone, I really don't know what I have to do, and I see nobody is answering... I'm sure it's not a hard thing, but I just need to know HOW ?
If the intention is to split to fit on CD then better to use bbmpg. I never did solve these issue with tmpgenc - especially using the tmpgenc file/mpegtools/merge/cut feature - even the source range option I have had sync problems on the final output so now I just create one big mpg then use tmpgenc to demultiplex the mpeg file then split it up into cd size chunks using bbmpg.
where does my encoded files go ?
i just was able to encode for the first time ,however
when it finished the screen vanished
i was unable to find the file
when i first started i have done nothing to change where the files would go
are they gone for good or if not where should i look
ive looked in doc & sett /owner/temp but cant find them
I have Divx .AVI.
I have already converted to MPEG/VCD some of them succesfully.
One of them, that plays (and sounds) correctly un both Windows Media Player & DivX player, seems totally without sound when I try to manage with TMPGenc, on both MPEG converted file and 'Source range' settings display.
Anyone has an idea?
What type of audio does your avi file have?try extracting the audio with "virtua dub" and convert it to "wav" then load that in "tmpgenc" as your audio track,make sure that your audio out put in "tmpgenc" is 41000hz and 224kbs or less.....