Why an I getting the Can't load P3Package.dll?

Im getting this when trying to create an MPEG.

You should really look for your answer before you post cuz this question has been answered to many times, go into your "tmpgenc" folder and copy the "p3p package" into your "system and system32" folder......

how do i add dvd subtitle on the movie using tmpg enc?

You can"t add subtitles with "tmpgenc"..subtitles would have to be added before you encode...if you are ripping dvd"s you extract the video file with the subtitles, but I have never done it cuz i hate subtitles....if your movie has no subtitles there are some other apps that will let you manualy put in subtitles..

HI, I replaced my old 6x cd burner with a 32x cd burner. With the 6x I used to always burn VCDs at 4x because I read that burning faster wasn't good. I really like my new 32x except for one thing....it can't burn slower than 8x. I burnt a VCD at 8x and it seemed to play just fine. What types of errors does burning at 8x usually do?

If you buy an 8X burner, Burn at 8X. If you buy a 32X burner, burn at 32X. it makes NO difference what speed you burn at. Only if you get burn errors (IE: an error that will cause the burn process to stop, like if you bumped the drive while it was burning) then you might want to burn a little slower or get a faster hard drive.
If the burner and the hard drive are on the same chanel, that is BAD and you need to burn slower, so put the burner on a different IDE channel than the device with the source file on it. (unless you have SCSI, in which case you don't have to worry about a thing, if you have IDE, do DO NOT SCSI.)
So basicly, burning at a drive's max speed is fine, that's what they are made to do. Only if your burns mess up because your other drive can't read fast enough should you slow down.

If you are burning to cheap disks the speed of the burn makes a BIG differance..Trust me i have burned over a thousand svcd" and vcd"s, and if you burn at full speed you will notice certain problems like the video speeding up and slowing down, and video and audio de sync and sometimes your movie seems to shake in the tv screen...The rule I use is to burn is to burn at half the speed that your burner is capible of....over a period of time you will notice less errors and a better over all quality when burning at a slower speed ..But to each his own...what ever works for you....

Minion is absolutely right.
You can't just go ahead and burn at any speed. A lot of DVD players will have problems playing disks burned at high speed, such as mine. Anything above 4x and the movie jerks all over the place, but at 4x it plays perfectly.

Have changed video cd back to mpeg and merged two files, but when playing back audio is there at beginning and then drops out and comes back later. Can you help?

Sometimes when i encode avi's to svcd it streched them to full screen and it distorts the video, but then again some movies are encoded fine. What could be the problem.

It has to do with the aspect ratio of your avi file and the setting"s used in the "video arrange method" go to the "advanced settings" and play around with the settings in the "clip frame" option and the "video arrange method" ..just encode a few seconds at a time untill you find the one that looks best to you...

Hi,

I can't use the online order system to buy the Tmpeg. Every time it just response that my VISA is missing some info.

Lugui

I check my bank. As a matter of fact, I have paid 2 times while our system denied my payment and I got my key for the software.

Lugui

OK Here is my problem
I used a file splitting program called " Splitfile"two break a 1 hour and 30 minute movie in half.
Now I can get the first file to burn on my nero program.
But the 2nd file will not.
I get an error message that says basically that I am trying to burn an SVCD when in fact it is really an MPEG file.
Why is it converting it on me ?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Dougi

The spliting program you use didn"t put the vcd headers back on the mpeg file, so "nero" wants to re-encode the file to make it compliant..if you would have split the file useing "tmpgenc" you wouldn"t have had this problem, cuz the only way to fix it is to run your file through "tmpgenc" in the "merge & cut" in "mpeg tools"...in "tmpgenc" go to "File" to "mpeg tools" then to "merge & cut" then load your mpeg file in ,select the "mpeg1 VCD-standard" option on the top, then choose your out put file , then click "Run" and the program will make a copy of your mpeg file but it will attach the proper vcd headers to make the file compliant.........

I got a problem when ripping DVD. I use SmartRipper then DVD2AVI. After that I use TMPGEnc to convert it into NTSC-VCD format. However, for some songs in the CD, the program, TMPGEnc, suddenly closed by itself when the encoding get around 98-99%. Can anyone help?

Thanks

i get the same problem ri...uh...making backups of my dvds too. if your visual and audio is outta sync then u got the same problem i do. someone help us!!!

when trying to encode a avi file into vcd mpeg format I get an error "can't load p3package.dll" can anyone tell me what I did wrong?

You have to go into your "tmpgenc" folder and copy the "p3p package.dll" file into your "system and system32" folder.....

hi there..can i run two tmpgenc programs at the same time....cause it takes at least an hour to extract one part of the movie...so i was wondering if i run both...will it take even longer....help me out...

You can try it, but i think it would run way slower than useing one.....

I Have been trying to make an SVCD From a DivX File that I have. The DivX File is NTSC, 16:9 aspect ratio at 23.97 fps. When I encode the SVCD File to 4:3 aspect ratio it plays fine on my computer. However, when I play the SVCD on my TV the video goes off the edges of the screen slighty. Is there a way that I can make the video so it doesn't go off the edges of the TV screen?

That is because your original file probably had a resolution of "720 by 480" or something like that, and the svcd resolution is "480 by 480" so a total of 240 pixels are being chopped,so you will allways loose a little at the edges,but you could do an experiment that i just did to find out if my dvd player would play full resolution svcd"s, so I encoded a mpeg2/svcd movie at 720 by 480 resolution and burnt it to a disk as a svcd . and my dvd player played it better than it played svcd"s or vcd"s because I would allways get a shakeing on the screen and I didn"t have that with the full res svcd, so now all my svcd"s are like that.....

I think it must be my DVD player because I tried that and it still cut a small part of the edges off. It seems to play VCDs and SVCDs slighty bigger than the TV screen. My DVD player is a Philips DVD711.

It doesn't make a difference what the output aspect ratio is and you aren't losing 240 pixels of information, the original movie is just squeezed into this frame size. If what you were saying was true then creating a standard VCD would mean you would be losing 368 pixels of information when converting from 720x480 which just doesn't happen.

Your problem is not TMPGenc or your DVD player it is your TV. It needs the overscan adjusting slightly so you can see more of the frame.
Call out a technician and get it adjusted.

If what you are saying is true I would have this problem with everything on my TV. However this is not the case. It only happens with VCDs and SVCDs! Not DVDs, VHS or even normal television. In fact, I had the same VCD/SVCD problem on my old TV as well.

i'm not sure if mpegs can be split.
i have a 1.2 gig mpeg that i need to sl=plit.
thanks

"File" to "mpeg tools" to "merge & cut"!!!