I can't understand why after burn CD, the TV display can't fullscreen.
Capturing from firewire, render with adobe premiere 6.02 with PAL size 352x288, encoding with tmpgenc fullscreen with keep aspect ratio. I cant find the best setting to make the display full.

Are there Black Bars on the Top and Bottom????? if so you can use the "Clip Frame" settings in the "Advanced settings" to Cuz out the Black Bars and stretch the Image to fill the screen....

When I try coverting an avi file to a MPEG file after going through the wizard, I get the message "can't P3Package". Any ideas?

This is Because you Don"t have all of the Files that come with Tmpgenc in the same folder..All of the Files that come in the Zip File you download have to be extracted to the same folder and the Program has to be run From the Folder you Can"t have the EXE file on your Desktop or somewere else...

I hope you're not annoyed by me. It seems the more I learn, the more questions I have! Anyway, can someone please explain to me the Full Screen, Full Screen (keep aspect ratio), and Full Screen (keep aspect ratio 2) to me please? And also, what is 4:3, 16:9, letterbox, and widescreen?

These settings change the Way the Picture is Displayed in the screen ...and 4:3 , 16:9 , letterBox, are Aspect Ratios, 4:3 is the standard Aspect Ratio for your TV Set, 16:9 is the aspect Ratio for a WideScreen TV...If you Don"t understand Aspect Ratios they are Basicly the shape the Frame is Displayed Like a "4:3" aspect ratio would be 4 parts across and 3 parts down and 16:9 would be 16 parts across and 9 parts down...

TMPGEnc 2.58.44.152
The first problem occures when I load the AVI file using the project wizard. TMPGEnc hangs with 'Judging field order' at 8%. I use the options 2-pass, slow performance of DivX 5.02 in VirtualDub 1.4.8.

Second problem:
After I tried it with the DVD (PAL) template instead of the wizard there was no sound in some parts of the MPEG2 video. In this case I used the following custom settings: 352x576, 2-pass VBR average bitrate 2100, maximum bitrate 3500, minimum bitrate 1700, joint audio 192 kbps. Have you got any idea about the cause of this behavior?
I think everything worked fine as long as I used a 1-pass source file and a mpeg setting with constant bitrate.

I get no audio after i encode a avi to a mpg with TMPGEnc Plus v2.59.47.155.When i had the older beta version of TMPGEnc i could goto kazza download a movie in avi or avi(divx) and encode it to mpg,and when i played the movie back i had a great picture and great sound.Now that i have the retail version of TMPGEnc Plus v2.59.47.155 and i download a movie off of kazza and encode it from a avi to a mpg and when i play it back i get a great picture but no sound what could cause this?Please help!!!

You have to Extract the audio to a WAV file with something like "Virtual Dub" and use that as the audio source..Tmpgenc does not support every audio format..

I have an AVI file that plays fine through Windows Media player, but when I convert it to MPEG in TMPG I get no sound at all.

You have to extract the audio from the AVI to a WAV file with something like "Virtual dub" then use that as the audio source...

Is there some where else a discription about the MPEG2 Parameters used in the tmpgenc 2.59. I would like to know, what happens, when I change the different paramter. I would like to know, what will be influencd, when an option is changed.
Can somebody help me?

Well What Perameters are You talking about??????

1. I do not understand in the MPEG Settings the Quantize Matrix.
What can I do there to optimze quality and file size?

2. Soften block noise.
What realy happens there? Which block does I chose there?

Thanks a lot

Othmar

No Help?

I was created SVCD(MPEG2) stream by TMPGEnc2.59...
I multiplexing TWO audio stream for my SVCD file.
When I try cutting ONE big SVCD(MPEG2) file into some
pieces that TMPGEnc losted one audio stream...

HELP me, please! How I can cutting my big SVCD(MPEG2)
file with TWO audio stream???

If you have Problems with the Editor in Tmpgenc then you will probably have to use a Different Mpeg editor like "Mpeg2VCR"...

I have problems with the MPEG-Tools within TMPGEnc:

I created a .m2v with TMPGEnc which is about 3.8G.
I wanted to multiplex this with a AC3-Stream of about 400M.

After processing 1.86G with the (simple or normal) Multiplex from TMPGEnc the process hangs and my swap-file (BTW, on Windows XP) starts growing until TMPGEnc fails with an "Out of memory"-error (having produced a swap-file of about 2G).

Any suggestions?

Hi!
What is your file system?

P.S.You need uses only NTFS(!!!),
because FAT32 maxsize of files can`t be over than 4Gb...

You won't be able to create any file that is over 4096mb. The swap file is limited to this size. What you are trying to create is too large.

ASHY

Okay.. I found out that the input file was coruppted.

I created 8 mpg files (with TMPGEnc ) from DV-Video and joined them (of course: with TMPGEnc), but during that an error was introduced (to be seen as a small freeze). After that I wanted to add the audio (as I described previously) and the memory leak happened.

This all was solved by using AVIsynth to feed a "big" file to TMPGEnc, after that adding audio was no problem.

(And: Of course I used NTFS)

Thanks for your suggestions,
Oliver

Hi,

Has anyone ever had this problem?

Every time I try and open SmartRipper, my computer reboots! It's driving me nuts. I can't open Smart Ripper at all. If anyone knows how to fix this problem or a different software I can use, please let me know!

Thanks

Have you re-installed? If so try booting into safe mode then see if it runs.
Also which ASPI layer do you have installed?

ASHY

I have been having problems with SVCD lip-sync (audio and video out of sync by 300ms) on my home DVD player (German SM Supervision 2550). I have used TMPGENC 2.54a and 2.59 to encode and Nero 5.5.9.17 to author/burn. The manufacturers (and other users) of the DVD player have not seen this problem and the SVCDs play fine elsewhere.
I then tried VCDEasy which reported that "probably a sign of TMPGENC". The resultant SVCD then played (using the same MPEGs) without the lip-sync problems - so it would appear that the TMPGENC-Nero combination produces this problem. What I don't know is whether TMPGENC is the cause and VCDEasy is fixing it? I would like to use the TMPGENC-Nero combiation if possible. Anyone know if I can do anything in TMPGENC to help?
NB. This is definately NOT a problem with the source video and is not solved by tinkering with simple settings such as CBR, VBR, bitrate, resoution, stream type, etc.

It's not a TMPG/Nero problem, but more likely a Nero/DVD player problem.
Some DVD players just don't seem to be compatible with certain burning programs.

Also the error in VCD easy is usually referring to the muxing rate of the MPEG which TMPG uses and could cause the out of sync problem. Try re-muxing the MPEG in BBMPEG.
Another thing. Is your burner officially supported by Nero?

ASHY

Occasionally I have an AVI file that is out of sync with audio and video. I use the audio gap correction in the source range menu before converting to Mpeg. This works fine but I have to do it with a trial and error method which obviously takes a lot of time. I was wondering if there is a more sophisticated way of doing this or if hit or miss is the only way to get the audio and video to align. Thanks for any advice.

Yes use Virtualdub to add or remove a delay. You can then preview it imediately. When your happy just frame serve the AVI to TMPG or resave it using the direct stream copy option.

ASHY