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Bug report TE25 no sound when converting rmvb to mpeg cam 1 2003-12-22 17:22:09
Question TE25 Confusion Lurchman 3 2003-12-21 19:28:53
Question TE25 how to deal with dual audio track avi? Darrell 2 2003-12-19 02:18:36
Question TE25 Prblems converting avi -> video freez brain 2 2004-01-04 00:52:20
Question TE25 mr polecat 1 2003-12-21 08:55:52
Question TE25 .vdr causes immediate crash evstar 0 2003-12-18 05:04:45
Question TE25 problem with converting NeMsY 1 2003-12-17 21:26:37
Question TDA1 merge/cut mpeg2 = no audio droppin 0 2003-12-17 17:49:05
Question TE25 bright colour bands in mpegs lukasz 0 2003-12-17 14:38:28
Question TE25 Help on bitrate neo1 4 2003-12-19 22:24:21
Question TE25 Question for anyone using DVD Author, on Chapter Titles CH 0 2003-12-17 08:37:27
Question TE25 fast motion is blocky Al 1 2003-12-17 21:11:02

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Bug report - TE25 - no sound when converting rmvb to mpeg No.40175
cam  2003-12-18 15:43:47 ( ID:x.rmf5quc.f )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

there is a free directshow filter [RealMediaSplitter.ax]
with enable tmegenc to convert rmvb to mpeg using directshow,
unfortunaly there seem to be a bug in tmpgenc.

tmpgenc can't decode and convert the audio stream to
the output mpg.

only the video stream is converted in tmpgenc. !!!











ashy  2003-12-22 17:22:09 ( ID:hywsrqzufqm )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You will have to convert the audio to a wav first.



Question - TE25 - Confusion No.40171
Lurchman  2003-12-18 14:46:43 ( ID:nzk7cof5kp. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

First of all, I'm a newbie at this stuff. I have an avi. file I wanted to convert to mpeg, so I could put it on dvd. So I down loaded the free tmpgenc and tried coverting the file. I used the wizard, but set it at ntcs. I followed all the steps, but when I started the process, it told me that the file that it would create would be 3 hours plus. Which exceeded it's limitations. The original video is only 90 minutes. I also tried a different process, that would create separate video/audio files in mpeg1. I got an error message saying it couldn't load P3(something).dll.


Sakuya  2003-12-19 23:37:00 ( ID:6y4cusar5hr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

If you are making a DVD, you should convert the AVI file to MPEG-2. The free version of TMPGEnc has a limited number of free MPEG-2 that you can convert. After you exceed that limit, you can only make MPEG-1 which is for VCD.

Try closing the wizard and then opening your AVI file. Then set your settings via the "Settings" button to see how it would turn out. Again, if you are making a DVD, you can click "Load" and then select your DVD template.


Lurchman  2003-12-20 18:46:04 ( ID:nzk7cof5kp. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>If you are making a DVD, you should convert the AVI file to MPEG-2. The free version of TMPGEnc has a limited number of free MPEG-2 that you can convert. After you exceed that limit, you can only make MPEG-1 which is for VCD.
>
>Try closing the wizard and then opening your AVI file. Then set your settings via the "Settings" button to see how it would turn out. Again, if you are making a DVD, you can click "Load" and then select your DVD template.

I did everything you mentioned, (thanks), but I get the error message, " unable to load p3package.dll". This pops up when I click on start.


Sakuya  2003-12-21 19:28:53 ( ID:6y4cusar5hr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I'm not sure about that either. I get it sometimes too but after several tries, the error disappears.



Question - TE25 - how to deal with dual audio track avi? No.40168
Darrell  2003-12-18 12:00:26 ( ID:xqquthtystn )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

i have an avi file which consists of cantonese+mandarin. i want only cantonese or mandarin. how do i do that?


ashy  2003-12-18 23:51:20 ( ID:hywsrqzufqm )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Extract the track you require with Virtualdub to a wav.


Darrell  2003-12-19 02:18:36 ( ID:xqquthtystn )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Thanx ashy!



Question - TE25 - Prblems converting avi -> video freez No.40165
brain  2003-12-18 10:05:26 ( ID:obxnif.ioyj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

HI,

everytime I try to convert an avi to mpeg for VCD my video picture freezes after 10 seconds and the sound goes on! Any ideas how to fix this or what the problem is? I even tried some other software but everytime the same problem. Please help me.

Thanks


juice  2004-01-02 06:19:23 ( ID:zqigxf3uunk )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

maybe divx antifreeze and thats a big maybe
or divfix if its a problem with the source (divfix will cut corrupted frames)
but u havent given much info so i dunno
=<>


juice  2004-01-04 00:52:20 ( ID:zqigxf3uunk )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

first, can u watch the whole file without a prob???



Question - TE25 - mr No.40163
polecat  2003-12-18 09:59:33 ( ID:sgld3zuohqm )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

could someone help please, i have just bought a cyberlink dvd burner with sonic my dvd software first of all, is this an ok burner that i have been sold or should i change it for a nec burner with nero software.

if the equiptment that i have got is ok can someone tell me how to burn a xvid dvd ripp file from my hardrive to a dvd-r disc and be able to play it on a standalone player, i have been told that i have to have tmpgenc to convert it to a mpeg2 file to do this but the tmpgenc has no instructions on how to do it, and i have honestlry been trying, but am now pulling my hair out, i need a step by step instruction on how to do this, can someone help me do my first dvd burn in any way please, thank you, mark


razor  2003-12-21 08:55:52 ( ID:oeken0sigtm )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]



http://www.dvdrhelp.com/



Question - TE25 - .vdr causes immediate crash No.40162
evstar  2003-12-18 05:04:45 ( ID:0swz1nqxeen )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I've read nearly every related post in an attempt to fix this so please don't blast me for posting this. When i open a .vdr in TMPGEnc as a video or audio source, the program just dissapears immediately. No error messages. Can anyone figure this out?



Question - TE25 - problem with converting No.40160
NeMsY  2003-12-17 21:19:37 ( ID:jpgbkoqttco )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

sorry about my bad english, i`m learning it! ;)

I recorded a musicvideo with my Hauppauge Nexus-s.
its an mpeg2 file with 4:3 aspect ratio, a resolution
of 720 x 576 and a vbr of 3 mbit.
But if i import the video into temgenc 2.51, tempgenc
says "bad, or unsuported format" (i think).
so i tried to convert it on my notebook. but tempgenc
shuts down if i import the video.
My question:
is my video in a strange format, which temgenc cannot read,
or do i make some mistakes?

cu NeMsY


Minion  2003-12-17 21:26:37 ( ID:/d4nypdxsbj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Tmpgenc needs Mpeg2 decoders installed so it can read Mpeg2 files and the Free version doesn"t come with one so try installing this:
http://www.marumo.ne.jp/mpeg2/m2v_vfp-0.6.47.lzh
Then Tmpgenc should Load the Mpeg2 files....



Question - TDA1 - merge/cut mpeg2 = no audio No.48894
droppin  2003-12-17 17:49:05 ( ID:5jcdngin5o2 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

i recently purchased a mpeg2 capture device and have been checking out software for editing the files. i have tried this program, but everytime i merge/cut the mpeg2, i lose all audio. any ideas on what i am doing wrong...or know of any other programs out there worth trying. i tried womble, which is cool, but i can't edit exactly where i want to (i tell it the exact frames to edit out, it decides to cut somewhere close) oh yeah, archsoft showbiz sucks for editing too. thank you for any help/advice



Question - TE25 - bright colour bands in mpegs No.40159
lukasz  2003-12-17 14:38:28 ( ID:yvvo/pjjq52 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi,

I'm converting some avis for use on an SVCD. The avis have been produced with after effects, and are either divx or lossless avis. Some of the mpegs produced have bright coloured bands at specific luminances, creating a kind of solorizing/posterising effect. You can see a file I've mocked up (not in front of my pc right now) to illustrate the problem at http://www.personal.leeds.ac.uk/~isslrs/bands.jpg

they seem to only effect gradual colour fades. anyone come across this before? codec problem?

TIA,

Luke



Question - TE25 - Help on bitrate No.40154
neo1  2003-12-17 12:34:37 ( ID:nl8njd9kdcr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I am capturing Dishnetwork with a Canopus ADVC-100. I am then compressing with TMPGEnc to a 250 GB hard drive, not to DVD. I want the smallest file size with no quality loss.

I am using a resolution of 704 x 480. I am using the Constant Quality (CQ) mode with Quality set at 65.

I was using a max bitrate of 3400 but this seems to result in quality loss in terms of resolution/sharpness. I increased this to 5000 and it seems better.

How does one tell the Max bitrate to use without losing quality and keeping the file size as small as possible? It is hard to do subjectively.

Thanks much!


Minion  2003-12-17 21:21:34 ( ID:/d4nypdxsbj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Well there is No such thing as encodeing to Mpeg without Quality Loss..Mpeg is a Lossy format so there will allways Be some Quality Loss...And at that Resolution 5000kbs is a fairly low Max Bitrate ,You should Try setting to say 7500KBS with 3000kbs as the Absolute lowest Bitrate if you want Quality..It is a Trade off you either Get very High Quality with Large File sizes or Low Quality with small File sizes the Trick is to Find the Perfect Medium between the Two and it will be different for every file depending on the Video Complexity of each file so the settings that work for one File will not nescessarilly work with the next file...But if you are Not Encodeing to Mpeg for DVD then why are you useing Mpeg at all?? If you are Just storeing them on your PC to be watch on your PC then there are Better compression methods that will produce the same or better Quality with Much Lower File sizes Like Mpeg-4/Divx...Cheers


neo1  2003-12-18 14:51:06 ( ID:nl8njd9kdcr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>But if you are Not Encodeing to Mpeg for DVD then why are you useing Mpeg at all?? If you are Just storeing them on your PC to be watch on your PC then there are Better compression methods that will produce the same or better Quality with Much Lower File sizes Like Mpeg-4/Divx...Cheers


I tried DivX for months but could never obtain high quality even at very high bitrates. There were a lot of motion artifacts like skipped frames. I am not aware of an MPEG-4 program that compresses better than TMPGEnc. I tried one but it was worse. I have other MPEG-2 encoders that do not compress as well as TMPGEnc. They are much faster but the quality/file size is much lower. TMPGEnc is the best encoder that I have found. I will do some testing at higher max bitrates to see if this helps. I have found that leaving the min bitrate at 0 results in much smaller files because CQ will drop the BR very low when it does not need it. It seems to have a much higher dynamic range than 2 pass and has a higher quality/file size from visual inspection and studying the log files.


Grissy  2003-12-19 14:16:35 ( ID:kxaqbfybe5r )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

mpeg4/Xvid encoding gives you almost dvd quality with half the filesize mpeg-2 would give. There must've been something wrong with your settings or codec.


ashy  2003-12-19 22:24:21 ( ID:hywsrqzufqm )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I agree MPEG4 DIVX/XVID can obtain much higher quality at lower file sizes than MPEG2 could ever dream of. In the future I'm pretty sure MPEG4 will become the new DVD standard.
As for motion artifacts such as skipped frames, it is very unlikely unless you are capturing to MPEG4 with a computer that can't cope with the settings you are using.

>mpeg4/Xvid encoding gives you almost dvd quality with half the filesize mpeg-2 would give. There must've been something wrong with your settings or codec.

I agree, if done correctly MPEG4 will give much higher quality results than MPEG2 when using the same bitrates.



Question - TE25 - Question for anyone using DVD Author, on Chapter Titles No.40153
CH  2003-12-17 08:37:27 ( ID:cg8ixnyikpr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi

Posted this on the DVDA list but it seems pretty quiet there. Just in case any of u good folks have experience with DVDAuthor, help appreciated.

So far TMPG DVD Auth has been v easy to use and effective. However I have something that I cant seem to do. Most authoring programmes use the filename of the mpeg as the defaul chapter name, but in TMPG the titles are Chapter 1, Chapter 2 etc (as far as I can remember) and I have to rename each track. How do i just get it to use the filenames? After all, the filenames are already in the Chapter window.

Cheerio!



Question - TE25 - fast motion is blocky No.40151
Al  2003-12-17 08:15:38 ( ID:cg8ixnyikpr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi

I have been making very good DVD files from my Type 1 AVI, but on a particular file of sports, which has fast motion, the rendering was particularly bad.

I used all the maximum settings to no avail, but I did get improved results with the I Pictures Only setting for the GOP. I experimented with I and P only, I could not see much difference, but I only was faster in encoding. The differences in file size were small.

Is this advisable? Is there a better way? I looked thru the original avi and the sequences were clear.

Cheers


Minion  2003-12-17 21:11:02 ( ID:/d4nypdxsbj )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Well I"m sure Raiseing the Bitrate will help Cuz Sports and other High Motion Video uses a Lot of Bits to encode and Make sure that you have Pre-Filtered out as Much Noise as you can cuz Noise in the Source Footage will suck up a Lot of Bits also.....



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