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TMPGEnc 2.5 (Free or plus version) BBS [ Sorted by thread creation date ]
When encoding avi files, the result has no video. The audio is fine but no video at all just a black screen.
Until about a month ago, Tmpg was working fine. Any suggestions.
Thanks.
Hi there, I use TMPGEnc to make a DVD from a AVI-file, but I want to use also subtitles (I heard that TMPGEnc is suitable for this action). How can I do this? I have a .srt file with the same name as the AVI-file, but I don't see subtiles in the preview. Thanks for help, Frank
The new version of DVD Author will be released under the new brand
name "TSUNAMI MPEG" (TSUNAMI MPEG DVD AUTHOR PRO).
We are worried that it may have a negative impact on our customers,
due to the TSUNAMI that occurred last year, in Sumatra and the South East Asia.
However TSUNAMI is also the original name of the free software TMPGEnc (TSUNAMI MPEG ENCODER).
TSUNAMI is a common word in Japan, because we often hear it in our everday life.
But, in overseas, this name may directly be related to the disaster of last year.
So we would like to ask you:
1) what is your opinion about this brand name?
2) and what do you think would be the general opinion, or the opinion of a newbie who
doesn't know the origin name of TMPGEnc?
>Dear users, please tell us your opinion!
>
>The new version of DVD Author will be released under the new brand
>name "TSUNAMI MPEG" (TSUNAMI MPEG DVD AUTHOR PRO).
...
I wish you folks would also ask for our opinions on the products and new features we would like to see added.
I have submitted many excellent feature requests to your tech support, only to be told they are not needed. Clearly, they do not listen to the users feedback, and I have stopped submittng ideas.
If I had a clear channel to the programmers, I would be happy to resubmit the ideas. BTW, I know the guy that started the TMpeg products, as I worked at the company that designed the compiler he used at the time (Delphi).
I don't know about the areas where the tsunami hit, but i don't think in the US that any one will make a connection between the software and the disaster that occured.
After converting an AVI to MPG the Windows media player plays 1 or 2 seconds of the sound from the movie and then freezes the audio playing. The video however remains playing propperly. Does anybody know what's wrong ?
Thanks in advance !
Given the lack of information that you have given I am not sure why it happened but I know how to avoid it. Seperate the sound from your avi file using virtual dub: http://www.angelfire.com/indie/barnprograms/programs/virtualdub.zip
and use it as your audio source for your avi file using TMPGEnc.
Occasionally when I convert an AVI file to an MPG file, I find that the resulting MPG file is much longer than the the source file; for example, one AVI file that I converted was about two hours long, but the resulting MPG file was over four hours long. When I played the file back, I found that the entire source material had indeed been converted, but when I reached the end of the original material, the file continued to play for another couple of hours, showing nothing but a blank white screen.
Is the file corrupted or otherwise unusable for VCD purposes? If I used "Merge & Cut" to dispose of the blank portion of the file, will the remainder of the file be OK to make a VCD or otherwise usable?
Open your sound (wav) file using CoolEdit 96: http://www.angelfire.com/indie/barnprograms/programs/cool96.zip
Note the length of the sound (wav) file. It should be the same length as your video (avi) file. If it is not trim the end to make it match. Use the avi file as your video source and the wav file as your audio source using TMPGEnc to make a mpg file.
The file is not corrupted. You can use "Merge & Cut" to cut only the section with video and sound and save it as a new name to make a VCD.
Occasionally, when I convert an AVI file to MPG, there is no audio whatsover on the resulting MPG file. Why? Is it a problem with the AVI source?
I have done nothing different when this happens. I simply choose my video source, name the output file,and press 'Start' to begin the process, just like I do for all the other successful conversions.
Open your sound (wav) file using CoolEdit 96: http://www.angelfire.com/indie/barnprograms/programs/cool96.zip
Listen to it and look at the graphic representation to see if it drops off at any point. Normalize the sound to at least 95% and save it as a different name.
Use the avi file as your video source and the wav file as your audio source using TMPGEnc to make a mpg file.
Is there a way to force "Full Screen (keep asprect ratio)" as default under Settings->Advanced->Video Arange Method? Currently only "Full Screen" is set as default and I haven#t figured a way to change this.
What parameters do I have to change in my Template in order to change it?
Here is my current template:
Due to maintenance and renewal, post to the BBS will be interrupted
for a few minutes.
You will be only able to read it, during that period.
We are sorry for the inconveniance, thank you for your understanding.
Have you extracted the entire .zip file into a separate directory? You're probably runing the .exe file from inside the zip folder that's why the P3Package.dll file doesn't load correctly. Just extract the entire .zip into a new folder and run the TMPGEnc.exe file from there.
I've been converting AVI (uncompressed) video files to Mpeg1 for use on a CDROM. Normally this works just fine for smaller files, but when I tried to convert a large uncompressed AVI file (about 2.5 GB) to Mpeg-1, I keep getting a hiccup in the audio around the 2GB area, where the audio disappears for a moment and then reappears later on.
I tried every combination of settings, but what finally worked was when i reduced the size of the file (the length of the video as well as the dimensions from 720X480 pixels to 320X240) and the glitch disappeared.
This leads me to believe that this is a memory problem and the encoder cannot handle large file sizes - it seems to want to reset itself at a critical size (around 2GB) and then continue. btw - the AVI file did not show the audio glitch, so the source file was not the problem.
Any thoughts on why this is happening and how it can be resolved?
Thanks,
Pesi
Seems you are running into some sort of problem with the VFW 2GB file size limit.
Change the priority decoding method to 'Open DML' or 'Directshow' in the VFAPI plugins.
Also make sure you have updated directshow codecs installed. I recommend FFDSHOW.