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Why do you want to make your avi a mpeg? Compared to divx mpeg will not give you a smaller file size with the same quality, if you make the mpeg smaller than your divx the file would not be recognizeable as a video, it would look like a patchwork of colored blocks.If your goal is to make the smallest file size with the closest quality to the original you would be much better off encodeing it to "WMV", it is probably the most compressed video format there is.But if you really have your heart set on makeing a file that consists of unrecognizeable colored blocks go to the "system" tab in the settings screen and put the drop down menu to "mpeg1/vcd non-standard" then lower the bitrate to the desireable level but I think you will be very dissapointed ,you might be able to increase the quality of the mpeg file by lowering the resolution.
What a silly posting. CCE isn't better than TMPGEnc, only faster.
The quality of an MPEG-Movie depents on Picturesize, Bitrate, Bitrate control Mode, Quantize Matrix and a lot more things. You are absolutly free in TMPGEnc to use your own settings (unlock.mcf), but you never get the same quality than DivX on low Bitrates.
MPEG, the better Thing is MPEG2, is made for TVs, not for PCs, DivX ist made for PCs, not for TVs, that's all.
DivX can not handle interlaced Video (it has to be deinterlaced), MPEG2 can, but needs more Bitrate.
Yes and No, if you are doing "vcd"s" and you want to stay within the strict standards of the vcd specification then you have to stay at 224kbs but I haven"t heard of a player that wont play higher or lower audio bitrates,and for svcd"s I think you can basicly choose what audio bitrate you want to use but setting it to high will take up to much space that would be better spent on video bitrate, for a normal movie 128kbs is usually enough for the audio to sound ok....
I'm sorry if this seems to be a dumb question, but im really confused. When i first start the program that window appears for me to select format, so i jsut pick some stuff randomly... after i just decided to cancel that window and just select my input and output file. Is that ok? Also can i burn the .mpg file using adaptec, or do i have to use something like nero? Thx.
If you are new to encodeing then you should use the "wizard" and don"t choose something randomly, you know what you want to do don"t you?Choose the the format that you want to do "eg:vcd/svcd/dvd" and choose either the "ntsc or the Pal" options they are very important, I"m not going to sit here and write a manual for you on how to encode a movie but there are lots out there for you to read and learn. Go to "www.vcdhelp.com" there you can read and learn most everything to get you started......good luck
Hi!
Just wanted to request high resolution encoding options in TMPEGEnc, there is a need for the HDTV profiles to be included which might be difficult, but maybe they can be incuded in a "Pro" that is for sale or something.
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There are other profiles in TMPG already which will allow higher resolutions. Just click the setting>video and click the drop down menu where it says 'profile&level'
Hi
I run a trial version of tmpg and Premiere 6
When I use avisynth, I load the part0.avs file in tmpg
But it is write that there is no command called IPCSource
Is someone may help Me???
Thanks
Go to http://www.videotools.net and download a new version of Avisynth
there.It should have the command IPCSource.(They write on their page
right now that this command was moved to a dll,so you'll have to download
this dll too and declare it as a plugin in your avisynth script before
using IPCSource).
i have a movie clip that is actually filmed upside-down! Can i flip the picture so i can veiw it right with TMPGEnc? if not, maby someone knows a program that can.
Generally speaking,you shouldn't deinterlace if you plan to watch it
on TV because interlacing won't degrade the visual quality on TV
and not to deinterlace it preserves the material most which is desirable.
My ? is when I convert a AVI file to MPG the video is fine, But I have NO AUDIO?
The AVI file plays fine with both audio and video,Before I convert it.. If you have any help on this I would really appreacite it...
Some time when I try to convert an .avi file to .mpg it say "Error illegal floating decimal point" and it halts my conversion to the point that I would only be able to get part of the job done. How would I fix that?
Try uninstalling all programs you use and installing them again and
check your settings.If the avi file is a DVD rip or something like that,
try to create the avi file again and use it then.
That error is usually caused by corrupted frames in your avi file, to get rid of the error go to "options" to "enviromental settings" to "cpu" and un-check the "SSE and SSE-2" boxes, then go to "settings" to "quantize matrix" and un-check the "use floating point dts" box this will get rid of the error but this error can also happen if you do anything with your computer while encodeing accept encode.....