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I have manages to get the project file produce though DVDAVI, but i cannot get the file to project video file to load in TEMPENG. I have set the setting higher as suggested, and also reinstalled TEMPENG. I am sure someone knows the answer out there ...HELP!!!!!
Try and follow a guide in here http://doom9.com and you will probably understand what the problem is, or goto a link throught that site to another site with DVD 2 avi or divx or whatever guides.
I get the error "###### s packets cause buffer underflow. The MPEG might cause error when it played." when I am using the MpegTools to multiplex the Mpeg file. Anyone knows what's teh cause and how to fix the problem? Appreciate inputs.
I get this error to when trying to multi-plex,buffer underflow is caused by not enough bits to create the desired mpeg frames,as to how to fix it is hard to say but you can try increasing the buffer size,this hes worked with me on occation or you can try "cbr" mode were the bits are constant through the whole file......
After I convert the DIVX5 to full uncompressed avi in virtual dub and then put it thru TMPGEnc to recompress to MPEG2the sound plays fine for about 4 minutes and then drops out...It then reappears a few minutes later starting from the exact spot it had dropped out from but totally out of synch with the film...What am I doing wrong...Techno if you have an answer please email me as this problem has caused me to create at least 4 coasters with very expensive blank dvd media
I would suggest you use 2-pass VBR, CBR is good but I tried to encode a VOB (dvd) with that method and the results where the same compared to 2-pass vbr only that it took up half the space.
The thing with 2-pass VBR is to keep a hight bitrate average between 2000-2400 then there could be some blockyness on fast moving pictures but it's hard to see and the whole movie is good enought quality anyway.
The above is for SVCD, for VCD you don't need to care about anything, just load up the template for your needs, select maximum motion search quality and encode.
I am trying to convert an AVI file over to a NTSC VCD MPEG-1 format. The original file is likely encoded in DIVX5 or DIVX4. I had originally Divx 3.11 Alpha installed on my machine, but was unable to 1.) play it in Medial Player, 2.) open it from TMPGEnc. However after installing DIVX5 I was able to play the video, but not able to encode it in TMPGEnc. There is a blank screen when I try to encode. However, I am able to encode older DIVX AVI files. Does TMPGEnc not support AVI that is encoded in DIVX5? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the help...I was guessing that. However, where can I find DIVX 4.11?? All of the regular sites that I go to, to get DIVX, have all updated their links to DIVX 5. Great community- hope to contribute in the future.....
I have a mpeg2 svcd compliant file,accept for the frame size,it is 352 by 480,will this be accepted by my dvd/svcd player and will nero accept it as compliant?????thanx for your help........
try to encode a small part first, then put it in the nero template, see if it accepts it, if not, then follow the errors it gives so u can specify the settings it gives u.
I'm looking for a way to leverage my VCDHelp bitrate calculator. In effect, I would like to use two-pass variable bitrate without the first pass, to save time.
Rationale: Two-pass requires minimum and miximum, and average bitrate settings and resolves the bitrate bins during the first pass. Given a gross estimate of overall motion (low, medium, high, very high), I should be able to anticipate the same thing.
The best that I can do for now is use the AUTOMATIC bitrate and set the maximum bitrate and the quality. The size of the SVCD produced seems sightly dependent upon the setting but I cannot tell what the algorithm is.
I would like to use TMPGEnc and I am using MSP6.5 and a Rapter card from Canopus. What file type should I build to loose NO quaility. Please note I have used Type 1 DV files but too much detail was lost in rendering the avi file and then encoding again using TMPGEnc to build the MPEG2 file.
Trying to convert my DV movies from my Canon MV3i MC to VCD's for playback on my DVD player. Tried TMPGEnc and got fantastic picture quality results, however, the sound was extremely 'tinny' with a constant whistle noise in the background. Tried playing with some of the options, but this does not seem to help. Can anyone out there help. It would be most appreciated.
What is the original samplerate of your audio.
The samplerate converter of TMPG isn't too good and gives many probs like this.
My advice would be to run the audio through Virtualdub and change the samplerate first, but make sure you tick the high quality box.
Got toolame to work in TMPGEnc but the sound is no better. (bearing in mind, when playing it in original .avi format the sound is ok). Besweet doesn't seem to work in XP (even through command line), and the same goes for avi2mpg1.exe. Virtual dub doesn't accept avi. files! (by this point I'm pulling my hair out). An finally where can I find wavelab (no mention of it in www.vcdhelp.com)!?
I am trying to encode an avi file that was generated from Premiere6. Its 1hr 17 min long.
TMPGEnc starts encoding ok but at 12mins the picture goes black. The resultant mpeg file has picture and audio upto 12mins but then picture is black but audio is ok to end.