Hi guyz......
i need some help..
1-can i import subtitle in (image) format?

2-i wana add same some title whole clips any option in tmpeg author 3.0 import and apply in whole clips in same time? ( like a tmpg encoder group filter)

hope u guyz help me soon
thanks in advance


Regards
raza
kuchkahoo4raza@yahoo.com

1) i downloaded trail version but after conversition in the screen for every 5 minitues ''TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress'' lable is displaying on the screen. this will makes us uncomfortable.
is there any option without displaying this banner information on the screen.

2) secondly, i would like to go licenced version TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress. so what is the MAJOR diffrerence between trail version and licenced version? and how much its cost? please let me know details

3) is there any best software with you which can convert .mod files TO mpeg format? please let me know the clear details.

well it does state that the trail version will contains the label on it.

and getting a fully licensed version, i believe gives you unlimted support (as you need to give over your details when contacting them) plus you can gain updates which you cant with a trail version., plus gain updates of other templates etc...or is that with their dvd athouring lol

ok mod file exntesnion is simply mpeg-2 video format.

so i woudl say any tmpgenc product can deal with this

could you please tell detail "ok mod file exntesnion is simply mpeg-2 video format" what does it means?

do i need not convert to .mod file to play in cd player or do i need to convert? pls clarify?

wow a cd player

well you will need to convert to a KVCD if you wish to play video file if your player is that old, and kvcd is mpeg-1 complaince format.

mpeg-2 is normal dvd famiyl structure.

you need to tell us what you aim to play your end project with etc

Hi all,
maybe I'm blind, but I'm trying to create a concert DVD with a top and a track menu and like to have the Play All button selected as a default when the top menu is displayed.
Whatever I try (ordering, position) the Track Menu button always becomes active first.
Any Idea?

Unfortunately, that's not possible...at least with Authoring Works 4. It might be possible by altering the output file with another program, but I'm not very knowledgeable about such things.

The output process has so far taken 5 hours 33 minutes and shows that it will take another hour and 16 minutes.All this for a movie that has a running time of 90 minutes?What the hell?It's not supposed to take this long is it?

What format are you outputting it to? What are your track settings? What are your computer specs? What format is the source file?

There are a lot of variables that can affect the output time. Full encoding is usually not in realtime or a 1:1 scale. In other words, don't expect to encode a 90 minute movie in 90 minutes.

The only time output will be super fast is when the source files are already compliant with your output format.

The format was originally AVI and 4:3.Before authouring,I used Mediacoder to transcode(is that the correct term?re-encode?)to mpeg2.
I outputted it to NTSC 16:9 onto a single layer DVD.

So you re-encoded it with Mediacoder to MPEG-2, then used Authoring Works 4 to output as 16:9 NTSC?

Changing the aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 will cause Authoring Works to do a full re-encode, which is why it is taking so long. If you output your the track as 4:3 it should output much quicker (assuming it is DVD-compliant).

For the most part, transcoding = re-encoding, but with TMPGEnc authoring software, transcoding means something slightly different. They use it to shrink your content to fit a certain file size (i.e. shrinking a 6GB video to fit on a single layer DVD). It's not exactly re-encoding the video, but instead applies filters to shrink the video somehow. I don't know how it works, but that's what I was told by support.

This raises another question I was wondering.Should I just leave it at 4:3 everytime?I noticed that one of the DVDs I outputted to 16:9 when played back on my 16:9 big screen,does not take up the entire screen.There is just a bit of black around the image(and i don't mean letterboxed).

OK, since i hate vista and so do most of the world, i wish to know if tmpgenc plan on doing their dvd ahtouring and xpress to this os, and i ask this becuase im planning on using windows 7 x64 but will not if the software wont work on it.

As of version 4.6.2.266 it does not work on windows seven RC

Tried on my friend's computer, not mine as i don't use it. i use version 2 free

Hi, all, I recently purchased a new Dell w/ an I72.66, 6GB of RAM and Vista64. While encoding 1080P WMV videos w/ DTS sound I am only using around 45% of my CPU processing power, and the encodes take around 10 hours for a 2 hour movie. How can i set up TMPEG to take advantage of my full processing power?

Thanks
Shawn

make sure your cpu is not placed on limit in the bios, in otherwords some boards have a feature where it wont use half its power unless its needed, and this feature is anoyign as i had to turn mine off with my asus maxismus se formula since the cpu power just didnt arrive.

also make sure that the software and process of the software in task manager is set to high as this will kick the system into high gear for that software

Thx for the response Matt,

Tried bumping it in task maager and in TMPGEnc, no luck. Anyone have any information on Dell limiting the CPU power in the BIOS of the 435MT? I cant see to find any information about this.

Thanks Again,
Shawn

ill have a look at my bios see where it says it on mine, maybe that could helpyou out there.

i do hear though the dell have gone down quite badly in quality wise with their systems

which is a shame

This is not utilizing the full capacity of i7. It's got nothing to do with bios settings. Tmpgenc needs to address this with an update.

It might be one of the 2 or 3 common energy saving settings in your BIOS, but then again it could be the new Core i7 architecture. Try turning off C1E, EIST, T1, and T2 options in the BIOS. If you have hyperthreading enabled then my guess is that 4.0 Express isn't coded yet to do the hyperthreading correctly which would drop you to the 4 actual cores being used instead of the 8 virtual cores with hyperthreading. That would make a %45 CPU load make sense. The core I7 architecture is the first new intel CPU to have hyperthreading in 2 or 3 years, so maybe the software needs an update. I would think that TMPG would have been on this by now since Core i7 has been out since last year.

Also, 10 hours to encode a 2 hour movie in 1080p doesn't sound too horrible. I haven't put my i7 to the test yet, but my old quad core Q9300 could do a standard definition movie in about 2 hours and 1080p has about 4 to 6 times more information than standard definition. Even if you do get the extra 4 cores working through hyperthreading your encode times probably won't get cut in half.

I have de version 3.

When I join 2,3 tracks - 2 or 3 live concerts in one DVD, something strange happens.

Between some of the chapters that are imported to new DVD we can see some square pixels in the image, although the original track don't have them.

How can I solve this?

Thank you.

Luís

Whenever I make a MPEG-4 the final frame of the picture turns white.
Even when I tell TMPGEnc to fade the clip to black, it fades to black and then show a white frame. Does anyone know why this happens.
Thanks.

Dear all,

I've been using tmpgenc 4.0 to convert my dvd's to wmv for the last month or so and I'm happy with the results so far. Yesterday I started to convert the series "friends" from dvd to wmv and I noticed a vertical blue line at the right side of the screen after the conversion. The line isn't visable at the source and not all the dvd's convert this way. Most of them come out just fine.

Does anyone have a clue at what's going on? I know I can always crop the picture, but I would like to know what's causing the issue.

Thanks

Michael Waterman

I've got some HD Video shot by a Sony HDR-HC3. Using DVD Authoring 4 I've been able to make a DVD using 2 pass Video re-encoding that looks great and builds fine. But when making a Blu-Ray disc using the 2 pass video re-encode on the exact same files, the computer will reboot several hours into the re-encode (at different points). If I just make the Blu-Ray disc WITHOUT doing the re-encode step, the authoring completes fine and I can burn the disc.

I have enough disk space, (50 gigs free on the target drive with temp files on another with 200+ gigs free) My computer isn't overheating and I ran memtest on the memory overnight with no faults found.

I've also tried shutting off file cacheing/multi-threading, moving the target drive, etc; But still have the same results. Instant reboot.

I'm running XP and if I have an Blue screen of death issue, the computer shouldn't reboot. The event logs show no errors either.

Is anyone else having similar issues? Anything else I should try?

(Intel Dual Core 8500 - Windows XP-SP2 on an ABit IN9-32X Max mb with 2 gigs ram)

You might want to submit a user support ticket for this. If you are a registered user of this product, TMPGenc support people will respond with suggested fixes or ask for more information to help troubleshoot your problem.

I started with an HDTV MPEG video in a TS file. I encoded it with TMPGEnc to make it compatible with the DVD format. I have to adjust the audio (with BeSweet) to eliminate lip sync problems. I can play the resulting file with either Windows Media Player or MPC and it looks fine. However when I create a DVD with Authoring Works
4, the audio is out of sync again.

Why not just import it into TAW4? It will accept .TS HD files! It may take longer, the ones I've done take about twice as long as the actual film, but the result is very good....and in synch.

Is there any possibility of TAW 4 outputting in this format(h264 as well to avoid re-encoding)?
Not everyone can afford a BD drive!
I'm sure if a Bulgarian enthusiast can produce a free tool(not sure if I should mention it's name), I'm sure the TMPGEnc team can.