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I have some avi files that I would like to convert to DVD. I have used tmpgenc before to create XVCD so I know something about how it works.
Using the wizard I can throw about 4000 CBR at the process to get the movie onto a 4.7 DVD. When I was creating XVCD's I used the CQ or 2 pass VBR. Am I best sticking to using the DVD wizard which uses CBR or should I unlock the template and tweak it to use either CQ or VBR ?
Oh and hi ashy ... I remember you from when I was using these forums years ago. Good to see you are still around mate ...
Hiya Olli nice to hear from you again.
Stick to VBR methods of encoding. I would use CQ. The quality will be much better and allow you to fit more on a DVD with higher quality.
I keep getting a "TemplateImageList.Bitmap reading error : Memory shortage while expanding memory stream" error upon startup.
When I click "browse" for the Video Source, I get the "Write error occurred at address 77F83905 of module 'ntdll.dll' with 000000000." error. It then allows me to load a video file. When I click on the audio source browse button, I get an "EAccessViolation occured in module ntdll.dll, 00033905. Write error occurred at address 77F83905 of module 'ntdll.dll' with 000000000." error. Then I get a "Runtime error 216 at 0049005C" dialog box, which then exits the program.
I was converting small XVID MPEG-4 files (~220 meg) to MPEG1 (VCD) with no problem, then I ran across a file that was using the DivX 3.11 codec. TMPEGEnc did not recognize it since I didn't have the codec installed. I downloaded the Nimo50Build8.exe (Nimo Codec Final 5.0) pack and installed. I installed all the video codecs, all the Frame servers, all the audio codecs, and all the directshow filters in the pack.
I'm running XPpro on a P4-1.5 w/512MB. I can post a listing of all of the codecs installed, but this post was already getting large enough.
I read that the ntdll.dll error could possibly be resolved by installing FFDSHOW. I tried this, and am still getting the same errors.
Forgive me if this isn't enough info to make an assessment - all I know is, I have not changed anything from the situation where TMPGEnc was working like a champ to where I am now except the installation of the Nimo pack.
I am converting rm to mpeg1 format; however, when I try to add the source file, the audio doesn't add automatically as it usually does. When I try to add it directly by clicking the Browse bottom --> pick that file, it says File "xxx.rm" can not open, or unsupported.
it could be that you are missing an audio codec ... try using a utility like gspot ( http://www.free-codecs.com/download/GSpot.htm ) to identify what the audio codec in the file is. You can the google for the audio codec and install on your machine. Once you have done that try extracting the audio with vdub again
When I try to download version 2.324 I get a dead link page. Everyother link on the TMPGEnc.net website works, including the sample video. Is there some setting wrong on my IE or is there a problem with the site? Thanks in advance.
I ripped with smart ripper
used DVD2AVI to create my .d2v ( I don't import all the vob files into DVD2AVI at once cause it would take to long, I just do 1st vob 1 day, the rest the next day)
used TMPEGencoder to encode.
1st encoded d2v file was fine
2nd encoded had audio/video desynchronization
How do you mean it takes to long? How long It should only take a matter of minutes to create a d2v from a full DVD even on a relatively slow machine.
Your method is not a good way to do it anyway. If want to speed things up then don't rip the audio too. Disable the audio output in DVD2AVI by selecting 'NONE' for the track and the d2v will be created much quicker.
You can then use VOB2AUDIO to rip the audio from the DVD when you want the sound.
Sometimes when I compress MPEG movies, the converted movie is not complete. In a 25 minute movie, 2 or 3 minutes are left out. Here are my settings:
MPEG-1, 352x240 (source MPEG movie is larger), 29.97fps, CBR 500kbps, Audio Layer2, 44100hz, 96kbps
Any ideas or suggestions would be great. Do I have to update to the licensed encoder to get full movie conversion?
Just a series of checks..
What about the VFAPI plugin order (Option__Environmental Settings__VFAPI Plug-in)? Which priority order do you have?
And if you try to look at the output by doing 'Settings__Advenced___Source Range' (or Clip Frame)?
Does this heappen even if you try to encode that AVI into a MPEG-1 movie (VCD)?
All of a sudden, my tmpge (free version), does not convert any of my avi files.
I have been using this version of Tmpge for over six months. All I get is a black screen in the preview.
I have download every codec I can get and still nothing.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
myke
>All of a sudden, my tmpge (free version), does not convert any of my avi files.
>I have been using this version of Tmpge for over six months. All I get is a black screen in the preview.
>I have download every codec I can get and still nothing.
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> myke
I'm trying to convert many avi files to mpeg but it takes a long time. I see there is a feature that says batch convert and Add to batch. How do I use them? And will it convert all the files I select from avi to mpeg?
Thanks!