I opened a high definition(HD) MPEG2 file, 1280x720. When in "cut-edit" mode, audio becomes out-of-sync. I scroll through file, and it gets worse. Can not use this program for editing HD files!

Update: I used VideoRedo's "Quickstream fix" and now file plays okay. I suggest that TMPGEnc add a similar feature to their software.

I get the feeling no one is looking at this message board, but anyway...

I've just purchased MPEG Editor 2.0 and imported an mpeg2 file captured from a video cassette recorder. If I view this file in Windows Media Player the audio is in synch, but in MPEG Editor it is seriously out. Why? There don't seem to be any parameters you can adjust when making the import. Is this a general problem?

The demo version of TME2 has a broken help file. When invoking help, Acrobat reader is invoked (!) and only a few help items are shown - the remaining ones stay blank. Only the "News Center" and the license validation sections work - this was tested on two very different machines. Please fix - TDA2 also had a broken help file in its first release.

Steve

I have the full version, and get an "Internet Explorer Script Error" when opening the help (.chm) file. "Object doesn't support this property or method". I don't have Adobe Acrobat installed. I use a cut down version of it called "Foxit reader". Not sure if this is the problem, but I have no plans to install the bloated adobe reader.

.chm is windows help file, and it won't open. I get that error and a blank window.

You can fix that problem by updating your Adobe Acrobat to the latest version.

That will fix it...and you do have to use Acrobat to view the Help file.