This forum is for users to exchange information and discuss with other users about a TMPGEnc product.
In case you need official support, please contact TMPG Inc.
Pegasys Products BBS [ Sorted by thread creation date ]
Hi, I would like to know if there is a way to encode subtitles onto CD-r's or maybe encode a movie with two audio tracks. (to switch between languages). I would really appreciate any help or at least someone to lead me onto that path. Thank you and have a great day. - Pit Bullz
I recall there are some guides out there.. good startingplace is http://doom9.net and If im right you can't encode subtitles with Tmpgenc but you can use Virtual Dub with tmpgenc if you follow a guide I saw, and then you will have subtitlet.
This BBS lack user-friendliness.......to say it has a poor layout is an understatement. The serach feature is almost useless and the layout makes it difficult!
I suggest using a forum like those powered by vBulletin. We can then have topic under specific categories, and allow for better searching capabilities. It'd also build a user-base far greater than the BBS has now.
Right good sugestions. But just keep in mind this forum is free so dont complain to much some one is paying for server up time and a IP.
Maybe If you could make one on line some where you could put a link here for it. :o)
I like to frequent www.VCDhelp.com they have a organized forum like you sugest also their are others out their but I forget their names. Must be getting old. Now where did I put that mouse...aaha..gotcha now click..lol ~NewtronX
1>In AVI2DVD I set it for forced film which I though was suppose to get ride of interlacing and make it 23.97fps. But I always seem to have to deinterlace in Tmpgenc with the field set to even. Whats the Best way to deinterlace DVD. What setting should I choose?
2>When I encode a Mpeg1 I allways select deinterlace with tmpgenc. Should I deinterlace if I am going to make a VCD or will my DVD player deinterlace it? It plays the VCDS I make fine but maybe I would be getting better quality?
3>I like to save multiple formats of movies Divx,MPG1&MPG2. In MP3 when you encode past a certain bitrate you cant detect a noticable quility improvement. As their is with MP3 I am sure their is with the divx codec also. Whats the best video bitrate settings for clearity/quality in DIVX 4 codec? (not worried about size just quality)
These questions haunt me could some one please help me out. If Ashy ,willyiam or Arson could give me any suggestions I would apreciate it. Thanks.~NewtronX
I havn't done much encoding using the FORCED FILM option as I don't need to use it seeing as most are PAL movies I encode.
The way I understand it is it depends on the movie if you use the Forced film option or not and is only used for progressive frames DVD movies encoded with 'FILM' or 'FILM' 90% plus not NTSC Interlaced DVD movies as I believe DVD2AVI does the 3:2 pulldown automatically when converting the Vobs to a d2v.
I would check using the the preview option first and see what it says.
If you do use the Forced film option this will convert the movie to 24 fps.
If the movie is true Film you shouldn't have any interlacing problems, but you will have to perform a 3:2 pulldown on the movie to transfer it to SVCD.
If you are getting interlace problems try without the Forced film option and change the field order around in TMPG.
Thats about as much as I can help afraid.
If any of the above is incorrect please feel free to put me straight.
One other thing I feel I should mention is, do you still see the interlacing artifacts in the preview window of DVD2AVI?
Once you have set Forced FILM the preview should show no interlacing artifacts.
If you can still see artifacts it may be that there is something at the begining of the movie that is interlaced such as a trailer or even a few seconds title screen.
This can affect the Forced FILM option. You should watch the preview for changing statistics regarding this. Watch the Video and Frame type for changing from NTSC Interlaced to Film Progressive at the beginning of the movie.
Try using the source range setting in DVD2AVI and start on the very first frame of the movie itself to see if you get the same results.
If you still get artifacts then either the movies aren't true FILM and are regular 29.97 movies or are hybrids (usually animes).
If this is the case you should perform IVTC. This will give better quality than de-interlacing and TMPGs automatic setting does this quite well.
First Thanks.
You asked:
Q:One other thing I feel I should mention is, do you still see the interlacing artifacts in the preview window of DVD2AVI?
A:Yes even though I set it to Forced film. I thought that shouldn't happen.
I have been using forced film and using Tmpgenc to remove the interlace using the even field option.
Q:From what I gather you said using IVTC would do better is this right? Since I never used this method before, is it fairly easy, any pointers? And while I am at it should I set DVD2AVI for PC or TV? I have been using PC with no noticable degrade.
If it helps I live in the United States and alot of the DVD's I have been doing are ADULTXXX.
Thanks for the help your giving me. I have been figuring out all this stuff on my own for 6 months now but I figured now I want to make sure I am doing the best job possible and get some advice from the experts :o)(thats you) As I have seen your name alot here and thought your advice sane and logical 90% of the time.. What you guys do with Techno? Did you guys kill him I havent seen him lately. He was a bit rude and full of him self and his untasteful posting of illegal stuff was inappropriate. But I think its just his age getting the best of him. I know when I was his age I was a bit unruly..lol Feel like im getting old these days, will be 32 this year. Damn time flies.. ~NewtronX
If you are still seeing the interlacing artifacts then it would suggest to me that that the DVD's are not FILM 23.976 progressive DVD's, but could be hybrids.
When using the preview option in DVD2AVI WITHOUT the Forced FILM setting the statistics should say 'Film' or 'FILM xx%' 'Progressive', xx% should be at least 95%. Bear in mind this value may rise as you play the movie further.
If you don't see this then you can't use Forced FILM.
The best way then as I know is to use the IVTC filter, but this depends on your output.
If your DVD player is capable of playing MPEG1 movies at 23.976 fps smoothly then use the IVTC method otherwise stick to de-interlacing. If it's MPEG2 still use the IVTC method but add 3:2 pulldown to make the movie play at 29.97 fps.
All in all, this is a lot of faffing about and if you have a method using de-interlacing which works well then I would stick to it.
If i want to encode an avi to mpeg, the only result i get is a black with no picture, but with perfect sound. Why don't i get an image? Please send me an email at gentry007@hotmail.com,
i just had this problem. mine turned out to be ihad the right codecs in my computer, but media player had some how taken them over. i reinstalled divx5 and all has been right since
I just converted a d2v progect with the wav sound in to a mpeg file and i tried to wacht it fisrt on media player 7.1 and the images are great but there is no sound is it normal or what happenned over the conversion did i do something wrong.
Please help me im new to this conversion stuff i have a guide for coying dvd to vcd and i followed the guide to the letter
Albino
i wanted to know to how to put it in the mpeg file that i created or do i have to recreate a new one i think in tmpg enc there is the option to copie the audio only right it must be beetween system (audio only) or audio only option please refer to this demand to thanks
Albino
I had an mpeg video fie which had low quality sound, but at 224kbps. I needed to reduce it's size I used TMPGEnc to extract the audio at 64kbps and then (simple) multiplex it with the video from the original file.
When the multiplexing completed it said: "100591 s packets cause buffer underflow. The MPEG file might cause error when played."
What does this mean? It happened again when I re-tried the multiplex.
The output file seems complete and seems to play fine, but I haven't tried it all (I simply scanned through random points).
What has happened? What is 'buffer underflow'? What can I do to fix the problem?
I used to be able to open mpeg2 files no problem with TMPGEnc, no when ever I try to open a mpeg2 file I get an error saying MMX processor only supported for this version or something like that. Well Guess what I have an mmx processor. It's just a stupid error. Best I can tell the error has something to do with the following file:
c:windowssystemm2v_dec.dll
the m2v .dll is the mpeg2 codec plugin for "tmpgenc" maybe you don"t have it, go into your "vfapi plugins" and see if it is there, if it isn"t install it, and if it is there try un-installing it then install it again, maybe this will work......
I've read so much and done so much testing that my head is spinning uncontrolably! :-)
I have a dvd+rw burner and am backing up a movie with all the .ifo .bup and .vob that are necessary. If I just want to keep the main four .vob files and burn in with Nero set at UDP/ISO DVD - do I need to manipulate the .ifo or .bup files in order to use just the four .vob files? Will the .ifo and .bup files look for the other .vob files that I don't want on my dvd+rw and produce an error when played on my stand-alone dvd player?
Will nero even burn the backup correctly with the UDP/ISO DVD format? I read somewhere that it may not, but I don't know how 'old' that info is... ugh! Can anyone stop my head from spinning?
While i am encoding and avi i get an error the says "something about lines" then stops converting.It happens when i get a 83% done which you can imagine is pretty depressing
1) This BBS needs a way to select and jump to a specific page, or even a specific article, the search system doesn't seem to be very acurrate or reliable (2 hours after begin search AND reading through every Post on here I still didn't find what I was looking for).
2) The archived messages don't go back nearly far enough (I saw what I was looking for months agao, complete with a highly detailed answer, only I didn't need it then...but now it is gone for good). A downloadable set of Zips for each months archive in TXT would be great.
3) The search system needs to be smarter and better, it seems to select random articles containing a word or part of a phrase, while leaving others out O_o.
4) I have decided to take my 8 years of Video and Digital Video experience to try to write a HTML document for TEMPGEnc troubleshooting. I have decided this after seeing the same questions repeated over 20 times, with every single answer being different slightly, and almost none of them covering the real cause or solution (Though workarounds and quick fixes do seem to be covered). To do this I will need to find the most common problems with TEMPGenc, and, if I do not know the answers, the solutions to those problems. I encourage people to respond to this thread, or Email me with common questions and answers. If you have expertise with Tempgenc you are willing to share, than I ask for your humble assistance with this project. When presenting Problems or Solutions please be as detailed and as Technical as possible (as I will attempt to replicate the problem and the solution for answers and validity). If I finish this, it is my full intention to present the compilation to the makers of TEMPGenc, or the operators of this site, as a Guide/Help file to include with the Program. My first Order of business is the whole "Illegal Floating Decimal Point Calculation Order", as this topic has been done to death, with many inaccuracies and wrong answers, and many helpful ones too. I welcome the input of anyone wishing to contribute, and contributers of working solutions and information will be credited fully.
The new version came out, still no fix for this. I don't want to see new functions in tmpgenc. I would like to see two functions if possible.
1. A buffer or a temp file that tmpgenc can use to write data and after 60min writes the data to encoded_file.mpg and keeps on doing so. And keep a record of last position or something so you can resume from where you last left of (if windows craches etc) so you only lose the last 60min or 30min of encoding time. This is due to that I guess a lot of people including me want to use windows at the same time it's encoding.
2. A function that will let's say splitt the output file automatic so that for 80min svcd the file don't go about 820 megabytes let's say you could specify predefined settings, 820, 815, 810, 805, 800 megabytes for a file.
And then have a overlapping with 5,10,15,20,25,30 seconds predifined.
In that way you could encode a file and then when it's finished just burn it and you done :)
Or maby it 2. is to hard to implement I would like to see the 1. in tmpgenc.
Regarding the resume suggestion, wouldn't it be almost the same to just manually encode smaller portions of the file and merge them when complete? Then if your machine crashes or you need to cancel, you only lose the current chunk.