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My friend suggested me using TMpgEnc Plus to convert rmvb video clips to DVD (Mpeg 2) format and burn in DVD-R. I tried it but found that TMpgEnc Plus dose not support video clips in rm /rmvb format. How could i do the conversion?
I have 6 AVI's that I want to put onto a dvd but have a menu to choose each chapter. I can convert them with divx to dvd but it has been suggested that tmpgenc can do that and give me a menu. I have tpmgenc 2.5. Does any one have a step by step guide on how to do this.
In the bitrate setting screen, tmpgenc says that my movie is 277mins long.
When i open it in any other video player, it says 1:40 hours.
Because of the 277 mins problem, i can't get it to fit on dvd-r.
Howdy, I was just messing around with divx to mpeg conversions and noticed the same problem. Well I checked the source range and the file was defaulting the project to have the start frame at 0 and the end frame at -1 resulting in the maximum length clip for the media selected. I changed the start and stop frames to the appropriate numbers and everything was back to how I expected it should be (no more 297min clip when it was a 90 min clip for me). Hope this helps, good luck.
I am multiplexing 5 vob files and creating a jpeg file. When I do that, only the first one seems to get created into a jpeg file, but the file size of the jpeg file is the same as all the vob files together. I added all of them into the list to be created, but only the first one is converted.
You are attempting to convert 5 VOB files to JPEGs?!
You do realise this will create thousands and thousands of JPEG images don't you?
Why do you wish to do this as I can't really see a need to?
Also what do you mean you are multiplexing 5 VOBs? You can't multiplex them together as you will end up with one big VOB that contains 5 tracks and then you would need special software to select and play each track.
I have installed TMPGenc 3.0 Express.
How do I import Quicktime movies? I could not figure out; there's no Quicktime movies option in the open dialog box.
I have checked the standard plug-ins in Preferences and there's no QuickTime plug-in in the list.
I remember that when I have installed TMPGenc 3.0 Express in my old PC the QuickTime plug-in was there as a standard plug-in.
What's the workaround here?
I'm having trouble converting an AVI to an MPG file that consists of MPEG-2 video and Layer 2 audio.
I used a program called DIKO to create an SVCD and when I checked it with AVIcodec, it was shown as MPEG-2 (SVCD/DVD) video but MPEG-1 Layer 1 audio.
I'm trying to create a disc that will play on a friend's standalone DVD player, and I was a bit dubious as to whether this would be compatible, so I set about trying to create a file containing Layer 2 audio with TMPGenc.
I tried multiplexing the files DIKO created (TA.m2v and TA.mp2) with TMPGenc, but the mpg still shows in AVIcodec as Layer 1 audio, even though the mp2 shows in Winamp as being Layer 2.
I tried extracting the audio from the original AVI, using Stream type: ES(Audio only) to make an mp2 but when I played it back with Winamp, it was silent!
I then tried doing some tests with TMPGenc and a small clip of the AVI file, and I found that if I use the SVCD template, the MPG will show in AVIcodec as containing Layer 2 audio whatever bitrate is used (well, without me fiddling
with it anyway), but if I use the DVD template, 44khz 224Kbps or 44/48khz 128Kbps creates an mpg that AVIcodec shows as containing Layer 2 audio, but 48khz 384Kbps (which is what TMPGenc defaults to and I assume is the DVD standard) produces an mpg that AVIcodec shows as containing Layer 1 audio.
Also, if I de-multiplex an mpg that AVIcodec shows as containing Layer 2 audio, the resulting mp2 shows in AVIcodec as Layer 1 audio. If I then multiplex the files back again, AVIcodec shows the resulting mpg as containing Layer 2 audio again!
Just done further tests and AVIcodec won't even show an audio source if it's Mp2 at 384 Kb/s.
No problem at 320 Kb/s. Looks like a bug in AVI codec cuz my other programs report it as correct.
As you say, it looks like a bug in AVIcodec. I've e-mailed the author, but haven't had a reply yet.
I think I've only installed ffdshow's codecs, so it could be a bug in that as well, but if you're not using ffdshow it's probably AVIcodec. I'm not that thrilled with ffdshow anyway, because if I'm playing an avi or mpg that uses it, I can't minimise the player (Media Player Classic or PowerDVD), because the picture on my TV freezes, which doesn't happen when playing a file that doesn't use ffdshow.
I tried TMPGenc's DVD template at 320kbps and AVIcodec reports the bitrate correctly, but still shows it's size as 0.0B like this:
The file is only 60MB, so maybe AVIcodec has problems with files this small, but it could be the codecs. Do you know of any other program that I can use to check the details of mpg's. I tried Gspot, but that doesn't work with MPEG's.
Do you know if 320kbps audio is within DVD specs? If so, I'll just use this for now and give it to my friend, as well as the SVCD that DIKO created and ask him to check whether they both work OK.
There isn't really a limit to the bitrate you can use for the audio, minimum or maximum.
In fact 320 Kb/s is overkill for MP2 as it's only 2 channel audio. However I always tend to use the maximum a program will let me if I have the space on the disk.
As long as the total max bitrate for the video and audio combined doesn't exceed 9800 Kb/s then there will be no problem.
The other programs I use for MPEGs are 'Virtualdubmod' a very handy free program called 'Bitrate viewer' however it only relates to the video side of an MPEG, but tells you everything you could possibly need to know about it and Media info http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/
As for your problem with resizing your player windows I don't really think this is an FFDSHOW problem. I think you have an issue with your graphics card drivers.
When resizing your players window the codec that it is currently using would not be concerned about it.
The codec simply decodes the data in the source file and passes that info to your graphics card. Any resizing is therefore taken care of by your graphics card overlay. The codec wouldn't even be involved with resizing.
I would try and update your drivers and DirectX.
You could try an alternative method of decoding the AVI with FFDSHOW by disabling ALL Directshow decoding in it and enabling VFW instead to the decoding. This may make it easier on your system and prevent the error.
I always use VFW when I can as I have found it to produce better results albeit maybe slightly slower.
Hello Everybody,
my problem is the following: I converted an .avi (608*320, 23fps, XVID) with TMPGEnc to .mpeg (DVD/PAL(4:3)). Then I made the DVD-directory with TMPGEnc DVD Author and burnt on DVD-r. The problem is, that if I play it on my DVDplayer (Nexus or something noname), the picture is black-white. There is a button on the television RGB auto/manual. If i click it to manual, all the white becomes red.. Do you have some ideas?
Hello all there
im new here but honestly need help! :(
to be short in words...
when im convert movie to mpg or avi
its have no sound dunno why...
im tryed videocharge its works great for sound but quality of video very ugly...
im checked stream.txt file after dvd ripped, below info ima found there :
Hello Sir,
my problem is the following: I converted an .avi (608*320, 23fps, XVID) with TMPGEnc to .mpeg (DVD/PAL(4:3)). Then I made the DVD-directory with TMPGEnc DVD Author and burnt on DVD-r. The problem is, that if I play it on my DVDplayer (Nexus or something noname), the picture is black-white. There is a button on the television RGB auto/manual. If i click it to manual, all the white becomes red.. Do you have some ideas?