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Question pocket PC 90 degree rotation BobbyM 1 2003-06-25 21:35:50
Bug report Memory leak ecoding PAL DVD from QT reference marian 3 2003-06-26 17:07:39
Question jose jose dominguez 1 2003-06-25 21:26:23
Question pocket PC 90 degree rotation BobbyM 0 2003-06-25 14:18:55
Question Request for ASHY CQ Template Strap 2 2003-06-25 23:50:05
Question pocket PC 90 degree rotation BobbyM 1 2003-06-25 19:07:23
Question "'File C:xxx.avi' can not open, or unsupported." when trying to open xvid video with FFDShow ZeeMox 8 2003-06-26 21:07:21
Question Best way to resize a DivX smash 5 2003-06-26 05:34:24
Question XVid to VCD andyemunro 6 2003-06-27 16:59:09
Question Extra Frames Sakuya 4 2003-06-30 07:26:45
Question Mr. brisny65 1 2003-06-25 03:16:05
Question Difference between making a vcd from .vob or dvd2avi project cogo 8 2003-06-25 23:06:35

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Question - pocket PC 90 degree rotation No.37721
BobbyM  2003-06-25 19:02:57 ( ID:qhysggp0a9. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I heard that it is less strain on the pocket PC CPU if you encode the video to play at a 90 degree rotaion BEFORE you encode the video, but I don't see the option of how to do that in the TMPG software. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Bob


Minion  2003-06-25 21:35:50 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

STOP Double/Triple/Quad Posting Please!!!!



Bug report - Memory leak ecoding PAL DVD from QT reference No.37717
marian  2003-06-25 16:56:51 ( ID:fkyf7txw0qc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I'm trying to encode a QT reffence movie outputed from Avid Xpress DV.
The procces starts ok.. but as time goes the swap file is getting bigger and bigger and the aplication stop respoding.
I search the forum and I saw that this problem is quite often with tmpgenc
examples:
http://bbs.pegasys-inc.com/bbscgi/search/docs/en/tmpgenc/box47/tmpgenc_post_18810.html
http://bbs.pegasys-inc.com/bbscgi/search/docs/en/tmpgenc/box43/tmpgenc_post_17592.html
Any hint how this problem can be solved?
I'm using also Canopus procoder which works ok.. also media Cleaner 5, so my sistem is OK.


Minion  2003-06-25 21:34:19 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Well I wouldn"t Call this a Big report as the QT Plugin isn"t really supposed to be for QT Referance Files, and that Tmpgenc does not Natively support QT Mov files and only does so because of the QT Plugin which was written By someone what has no Relation with the Makers of Tmpgenc, and the Plugin was released over a Year ago to be used with Older versions of Tmpgenc and with Quicktime 5 files, and the Plugin has not been updated since it was released so there are Compatibilities with it and newer versions of Tmpgenc and of Quicktime 6...Since there is No support for Mov files you will either have to deal with it By trying to figure it out or use a Encoder that Natively support Mov files , Like Maybe CCE which does support QT Mov files and is a Higher Quality Mpeg2 encoder....


ashy  2003-06-25 23:47:40 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

TMPG won't work with QT reference files it will just crash. The QT plugin is not meant for reference files. I think it has something to do with the 2gig limit.
There is a possibility of getting around it and opening QT files with AVIsynth. You would need Quicktime installed for this. Use a command such as below:

DirectShowSource("C:Video.mov",fps=29.970)

or you may be able to use the TMPG QT plugin with a script such as this:

LoadVFAPIPlugin("C:QTReaderQTReader.vfp", "QTReader")
QTReader("C:Video.mov")


marian  2003-06-26 17:07:39 ( ID:fkyf7txw0qc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

After I've tried 3 times with the same results last night I said.. "ok.. one last chance" and it works ok. The encoding time was ok (10h for 1 h footage, high quality, PIII at 1GHZ),the quality was good.
It is still a mistery for me why this time it works ok, but not before. I must tell that the "old plugin" refered above works ok, even with QT refference movies.
I think you should serious consider fully supporting QT in TMPG becouse there are a lot of users from postproduction area that wants to buy youy product.
Thanks for this super encoder!



Question - jose No.37715
jose dominguez  2003-06-25 14:54:50 ( ID:z.o.ly70zso )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

hi i gota question when encoding a get a red or purple shadow on my finish video does anybody know how i can fix this try looking for the angel codec no place to be found


Minion  2003-06-25 21:26:23 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Well the Angel Potion Codec is the Only reason for this effect That I know of ,The codec will be listed in your Device Manager under "Video codecs" as something like "apmpeg4v3.dll", if you find it delete it....



Question - pocket PC 90 degree rotation No.37714
BobbyM  2003-06-25 14:18:55 ( ID:qhysggp0a9. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I heard that it is less strain on the pocket PC CPU if you encode the video to play at a 90 degree rotaion BEFORE you encode the video, but I don't see the option of how to do that in the TMPG software. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Bob



Question - Request for ASHY CQ Template No.37711
Strap  2003-06-25 13:46:39 ( ID:vbater6jvqa )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

ASHY

I wonder if you could email me your CQ template please?

I have read a lot of posts about it and have copied most of your settings such as Max 4000 and Min 1800 and how you calculate file size for CQ, but I am still having trouble getting my 1 minute tests down to the 13Mb you talk about. Mine are all about 20Mb. I am still having problems with blocking artefacts so would like to see your template complete.

I have searched both this site and the net but could not find it posted anywhere. If you could help I would be very grateful.


ashy  2003-06-25 17:48:39 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

It all depends on your movie how large it will be.
If your movie is full screen then it will need more bits to encode which means TMPG will use higher bitrates and therefore will result in higher file sizes. Also the same will happen if there is a lot of action scenes in the movie

The template output size is based on a regular 16:9 movie. If you have movies which are full screen then you may have to reduce the max bitrate and the quality slider to reduce the file size.

Anyway try the templates.


Strap  2003-06-25 23:50:05 ( ID:vbater6jvqa )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Ashy

Thank you for the email and for your advice. Yes, the movies are full screen and yes, there is a lot of action so thank you. I'll try again.



Question - pocket PC 90 degree rotation No.37709
BobbyM  2003-06-25 13:42:37 ( ID:qhysggp0a9. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I heard that it is less strain on the pocket PC CPU if you encode the video to play at a 90 degree rotaion BEFORE you encode the video, but I don't see the option of how to do that in the TMPG software. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Bob


ashy  2003-06-25 19:07:23 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You will have to use something like Virtualdub or AVIsynth to rotate it then just frame serve the file to TMPG.



Question - "'File C:xxx.avi' can not open, or unsupported." when trying to open xvid video with FFDShow No.37700
ZeeMox  2003-06-25 06:11:40 ( ID:.bnohxcsvbl )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I get the above error when trying to select a video file in the little wizard deal in TMPGEnc. I had tried converting it to SVCD before, and it gave me a bad codec problem, so I uninstalled my current xvid codec (nic's I believe) and installed FFDshow. Clearly, however, I am a bit worse off now than before, as I can not even open the file to begin with. Any thoughts?


ashy  2003-06-25 11:43:17 ( ID:4adzcnohuc. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Did you make sure you checked XVID as one of the formats to decode in the FFDSHOW configuration settings?


ZeeMox  2003-06-25 16:01:29 ( ID:.bnohxcsvbl )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

In the ffdshow settings, it gives me two options with xvid to decode: "libavcodec" and "disabled" So I chose livabvcodec and assumed that meant ffdshow would handle the decoding. Am I looking in the wrong area?


ashy  2003-06-25 19:11:47 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Maybe you just need to raise the priority of the Directshow reader in the VFAPI plugins.


ZeeMox  2003-06-25 20:11:10 ( ID:.bnohxcsvbl )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

*blink*

I haven't the foggiest how or where to do that.


Minion  2003-06-25 21:21:11 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

go to "Options" to "Enviromental settings" to "Vfapi Plugins" and raise the "Direct Show Multi-media File reader" to "1" or "2"..


ZeeMox  2003-06-26 00:06:34 ( ID:.bnohxcsvbl )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Sweet, that worked. Thanks a lot guys, now I just need to see if it comes out in sync :P


ZeeMox  2003-06-26 01:50:17 ( ID:.bnohxcsvbl )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Well the encoding seems to have gone well, I just have one problem. Why is there a small icon of 9 boxes in the top right of the movie?


ashy  2003-06-26 21:07:21 ( ID:4adzcnohuc. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

This is because you have installed the Elecard MPEG2 decoder on your system. Probably from one of those daft codec packs.
You need to unregister it then install the M2v.vfp plugin instead.



Question - Best way to resize a DivX No.37694
smash  2003-06-25 05:58:26 ( ID:cykzmkq4zra )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi, I'm having troubles with converting a DivX to MPEG because the initial file has a weird resolution [one of those DVD ones - 640x272]... Now when I convert and burn a VCD it still displays it full screen on my DVD [really streched out]. What's the best way to fix this? Thanx


ashy  2003-06-25 12:25:25 ( ID:4adzcnohuc. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

This is an anamorphic resolution in 24:10 ratio.
You will have to use the custom settings to acheive the correct aspect ratio for this.
Just load your movie as normal and select 'Center (custom size)' as the Arrange method then set your frame size to 352x136.


smash  2003-06-25 20:01:22 ( ID:cykzmkq4zra )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Nope, didn't work [I did exactly what you said] - the image is still streched out on DVD even though it's correct in Media Player...


ashy  2003-06-25 22:51:40 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

What settings are you using and which way is it stretched out, vertically?

These are the settings you should have:

1. Input aspect ratio - Set as stated above.

2. Output Resolution 352x240

3. Output aspect ratio 4:3

4. Make sure your DVD player is set for 4:3 output

If it still doesn't work with these settings then your DVD player has a problem with aspect ratios. Does the preview look correct in TMPG with black borders above and below?

Which software are you using to burn the VCD?


smash  2003-06-26 04:01:37 ( ID:cykzmkq4zra )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Yes, these are all the settings that I use. But I think the problem is that the black borders are not displayed. In Media Player the file seems right but the black borders are missing. As a result the output is stretched vertically in a DVD player [4:3 aspect ration, yup].


smash  2003-06-26 05:34:24 ( ID:cykzmkq4zra )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Thanx for your help.. after playing around with it for half an hour I figured it out. Regards



Question - XVid to VCD No.37687
andyemunro  2003-06-25 03:31:39 ( ID:zyvil8nfafr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Im quite new to making VCD, only used nero making using files it would encode quite happily. Just downloaded a wicked film in this XVid format. But its 1hr 38mins long so first off i know it needs chopping in half and then i need it to goto vcd not svcd. Tryied to load the file into TMPG 2.5, the free one, but wouldnt have it
Any help would be greatly appreciated
andy


Roland  2003-06-25 18:13:23 ( ID:qry6a3ofrsw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Try VirtualDub to cut the film in two parts and to convert to .AVI. Use TmpgEnc to convert from AVI to MPEG-1


ashy  2003-06-25 19:15:17 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

No, no, no... don't waste time and quality by re-encoding to another AVI.
Install FFDSHOW then load your XVID. If you still have problems make sure XVID is checked in the FFDSHOW configuration settings and raise the priority of the Directshow reader in the VFAPI plugins.


andyemunro  2003-06-25 23:22:41 ( ID:zyvil8nfafr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

TO ASHY - got to be honest i didnt understand much of that. I installed this ffdshow i got from mpegx.com Doesnt seem to be a program tho. So am complelty lost heading in that direction


andyemunro  2003-06-25 23:27:49 ( ID:zyvil8nfafr )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

to roland, i got virtual dub and ran into the problem of a huge sound sync problem towards the end of the file. So i gave up with that one.

Tonight i tried using adobe premier 6.5 to split the file into the encode a vcd file that way. Great except ive got no sound.

From what i gather i can take the sound file from this using vdub, but i dont like the program much. Wondered if any of yer knew of a program that will extract a wav file for me from the xvid.

seeing how premier is prop end and i know how to use it, thinking this is my way to go


Miniver  Home )  2003-06-27 06:11:22 ( ID:1cnvjepcwhg )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You may also need to mess around with your option/environment settings/vfapi plug-in

Here's what I use for configuration

directshow multimedia file reader +3
avi2(opendml) +1
avivfw 0
cyberlink mpeg2 0
microsoft mpeg1 0
wavefile reader 0
bmp/ppm/tga/jpg -2
tmpgenc project file reader -2

Your list will probably not look exactly the same but try making the changes and see if it works for you
I pretty much never have any problems opening a file after making these changes to a newly installed version of tmpgenc. with the normal settings about a quarter of my files wont load. Good luck



ashy  2003-06-27 16:59:09 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

FFDSHOW is an MPEG4 decoder for all types of MPEG4 AVI, DIVX,XVID, MS-1,2,3 and usually much better than the original codecs themselves.

If you have installed the correct version you should then be able to load, or play for that matter, any MPEG4 AVI into TMPG or Media player.
If not then you should find the configuration settings under FFDSHOW in your Programs list.



Question - Extra Frames No.37682
Sakuya  2003-06-25 01:48:15 ( ID:zt8tip7sl.2 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi. I downloaded an AVI that ended right at the last frame of the episode instead of showing the ending credits. So is there a way to add extra still frames of the last frame of the AVI? On my past VCDs I made, it seemed that the VCD stopped a few seconds before the end of the clip for some reason. But that was the ending credits so it doesn't really matter. Now I'm afraid for this current AVI because it doesn't have ending credits that aren't important!


Minion  2003-06-25 03:18:00 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Use the "Source Range" in the "Advanced Settings" and set it so tmpgenc encodes all the way to the end of the file then you shouldn"t have a Problem...


Sakuya  2003-06-26 02:03:46 ( ID:zt8tip7sl.2 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

That's not the problem. I don't use Source Range when I'm encoding so it encodes the whole thing. I played the MPG file on the computer to make sure it goes to the end. But on the DVD player, it stops maybe 1-2 seconds before the actual ending. Why is this? Will Source Range solve the problem?


Minion  2003-06-27 21:33:04 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Well yes It Should ,that is Why I sudested it..The source Range tells Tmpgenc what part of the File to Encode so if you configure the source range to encode from the Very beginning to the very end then the Mpeg file should be the whole file and not missing a few seconds at the end...


dopeuser8  2003-06-30 07:26:45 ( ID:1v7oj97gndc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You can try using VCDEasy to make your VCD. After youve made your VCD, open VCDEasy, click on the (S)VCD icon, then on the Main tab, then Add File and add the mpeg, then click on the Interactivity tab, then try setting it up like this 'PLAY ONCE then Wait 5 seconds then on timeout VIDEOCD END'. That way it plays to the last frame, pauses for a few seconds, and then stops.



Question - Mr. No.37680
brisny65  2003-06-25 00:21:57 ( ID:cnizi0urash )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I have a 920MB mpg file which I want to split in two parts so I can fit each part onto a 700MB CD. Can anyone tell me how to use TMPGEnc to do this?


Minion  2003-06-25 03:16:05 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

go to "File" to "Mpeg tools" to "merge & cut" and from there I"m sure you can figure it out...



Question - Difference between making a vcd from .vob or dvd2avi project No.37671
cogo  2003-06-24 22:20:28 ( ID:dqlkaaayu1h )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I have 2 dvd's with 4 episodes on each dvd. When I rip dvd#1 with smartripper, I can rip each episode and make a single vob of each episode because they have their own Program Chain ... so then I just rip to 4 vob's ... and make a vcd from them directly in tmpegenc without making a dvd2avi project. But the dvd#2 all the episodes are in one program chain. I have tried to split the vob's by max file size, so that I will only get 1 huge vob, but tmpegenc won't make a vcd mpg from it. It does not give any errors, but when I choose that file for video / audio source, it will only make an mpg thats about 0,2MB. So then I rip dvd#2 and split the vobs, and then open them in dvd2avi, and generate a project file, and a wav file. But when I am trying to make a vcd from those files, the audio gets a delay. Now ... what program makes this delay? Is it dvd2avi that makes it? Or is it tmpegenc that makes the delay? Since the video / audio is perfect when I put the vob directly in tmpegenc, I get the feeling that dvd2avi makes the delay, but I'm not really sure. Anyone here know anything about this? I hope you understand my problem. Tried to explain the best that I could. :)


Minion  2003-06-25 03:14:45 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

The Differance between useing a D2V project file and just loading the VoB file directly into Tmpgenc is that when loading the Vob file into Tmpgenc It doesn"t Know what Audio track you want Pluss the Decoder that Tmpgenc uses to decode the VoB files is Slower and Of a Lower Quality than DVD2AVI"s Decoder, Pluss Tmpgenc in Most cases will Not decode the Audio From Most DVD"s Because it is usually AC3 audio..The Delay in the Audio is In the VoB files, You can see the Audio delay in smartripper while ripping and it is the same as the Audio delay in DVD2AVI, What I do is Use a Freeware audio encoder called "Headac3he" to encode the AC3 or Wav file from DVD2AVI to Mpeg1 layer2 audio and it will Compensate for the Audio Delay in the Audio file, and the Audio Quality from headac3he is Much better than Tmpgenc...


cogo  2003-06-25 10:43:45 ( ID:rbxbwynp0sk )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

So what I should do is rip the dvd in smartripper and spilt by vob file (not max file size), and then make a dvd2avi project and then run the .wav generated in dvd2avi through HeadAC3he, and then start tmpegenc and use the d2v project file, and the .wav(?) file created by HeadAC3he? Do I then have to specify an audio gap in tmpegenc, or should the audio be in sync?


ashy  2003-06-25 12:35:13 ( ID:4adzcnohuc. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

All you need to do is just use Smartrippers default settings. Just select the program chain you require in Smartripper then rip as normal.
If the audio in these VOBs is AC3 then just use VOB2AUDIO to rip the audio to a wav and then load the d2v that Smartripper creates and the wav from VOB2AUDIO into TMPG.
VOB2AUDIO should correct your sync problem as it uses Directshow to rip the audio which is the fastest and most accurate way you can rip the audio.


cogo  2003-06-25 16:11:37 ( ID:dqlkaaayu1h )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

If I try to use the d2v file that smartripper makes, tmpgenc says: File _filename_ can not open, or unsupported.


ashy  2003-06-25 17:02:29 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You have the wrong version of DVD2AVI installed. The new version of DVDAVI is no longer compatible with earlier project files.
You need version 1.76 the copy the DVD2AVI.vfp from your DVD2AVI folder to your TMPG folder. http://www.kehuelga.org/video/dvd/app/DVD2AVI_176.zip


cogo  2003-06-25 20:13:19 ( ID:dqlkaaayu1h )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>You have the wrong version of DVD2AVI installed.

hmm ... did I misunderstand you? You said that I could use the d2v file that _smartripper_ made. You did not say anything about dvd2avi ... So ... what I have tried so far:

Rip the dvd with smartripper. Use vob2audio to create a wav file from the vob's. Then I have the dv2 file that smartripper made, and a wav that vob2audio made. This did not work since tmpgenc can't use the dv2 file that smartripper made as a video file.

I have also tried this:

Rip the dvd with smartripper, and them make a wav with dvd2avi. After this when I imported the wav into Headac3he I had to manually specify a delay ... but how do I know what that delay is?? smartripper does not say anything about a delay when I rip the dvd, and dvd2avi does not say anything about a delay when I make the wav ...

The only thing I have tried that worked out fine was to rip the dvd with smartripper, and then import the vob file directly into tmpgenc ... But this does not work with the dvd I am ripping now, because the 4 episodes on the dvd is in one Program Chain.

I am getting tired of this delay thing, because whatever I try, it's still there! :(


Minion  2003-06-25 21:48:37 ( ID:w8yn5mktf8w )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

OK...When you extract the audio with DVD2AVI the File Name is Usually something like "Movie-Aud_English_AC3_(2ch)_48hz_Delay_39ms.Wav" so when you Load that File into "Headac3he" it sees the Delay in the File name and adjusts the delay automaticly, If there is No delay in the audio file it will say "0ms" next to delay in the file name..You will also get Better audio Quality if you set the audio to "DeMux" instead of "Decode" then you will get an AC3 audio file then use Headac3he to Encode the AC3 to Wav OR what is better is to encode the AC3(or Wav) to Mp2 audio(the same as VCD and SVCD audio) with Headac3he, then use the "Mpeg tools" Simple Multiplex" to Mux the mp2 Audio to the Mpeg video file encoded By Tmpgenc...As to you D2V file Problem, For Tmpgenc to decode D2V file as certail Plugin has to be installed, To install it you download "DVD2AVI 1.76" and in it"s Folder is a file called "DVD2AVI.vfp" now take this file and Copy and Paste it onto the "tmpgenc" Folder, Now it should accept D2V files, But might have Problems with a D2V file created By Smartripper, so I Think it is best to Use a D2V file created By DVD2AVI as opposed to Smartripper because they are More compatible with Tmpgenc...I hope this Helps...Cheers


ashy  2003-06-25 23:06:35 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

>hmm ... did I misunderstand you? You said that I could use the d2v file that _smartripper_ made. You did not say anything about dvd2avi

OK lets explain this in simple terms.

A d2v file is a project file created by DVD2AVI.
Smartripper has the ability to create a d2v itself while ripping, but you still need to have DVDAVI installed for the d2v to work as DVD2AVI does all the decoding in the background via the d2v.

The only problem is that the author of DVD2AVI has changed the way his program works in his new version. This means that the new DVD2AVI cannot use the d2v files that Smartripper makes because they are incompatible and thus you will receive an error in TMPG when you try to load the d2v.

All you need to do to make TMPG accept Smartripper d2v files is to install DVD2AVI 1.76 on your system then copy from your DVD2AVI folder a file called DVD2AVI.vfp and place it in your TMPG folder where the .exe is located.

Now you will be able to open the d2v files which Smartripper creates in TMPG.



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