Tmpgenc2.5, Mpeg2 output, Tmpgenc DVD author 1.5, DVD-R or DVD+R.

This dvd can played without any problem with powerdvd and newest version of ms mediaplayer. But in old version of msmp and in brand new desktop dvdplayer in case of fast object movement have trouble. In that case the object move with steps, not continously. May some picture element are dropped, but without any error message.
This problem are independent from CBR speed and output resulution and change of GOP frame limit has no effect.
But if I replace mpeg encoder to pinnacle stu 8 then all porblem is gone (but the picture quality lower).

What I can change in Tmpgenc setting to remove this poroblem?

So, no we have shoot from the effect who generate this problem in tmpgenc and desktop player pair. Ths picture is downloadable form http://ak52.fw.hu/dwl/mixed/tmpgprbl1.jpg link. This is a shoot of avi file. There you see in fast moving part of picture have some garbling, but only in this part of them. Thet source of them may some VHS tape effect or may some old digital encoding problem.

Those are interlacing artifacts.
You have the field order wrong. The field order should either be 'top' or 'bottom'

Whatever the field order is at the moment you need to change it to the opposite.

You can also de-interlace the source using the de-interlace options in the advanced settings.

The problem sourced form two subproblem. The first (and smallest) it is the interlacing problem. But if I use only the odd or the even frame then the output problem are same. So each frame (odd or even) cotaining picture multilexed from two half frame.
This is maybe special european problem. Here converted NTSC (30fps) to PAL (25fps). In case of some kind of hardware converter two ntsc half-frame merged to one pal half-frame. The result is contenet of two half-frame in one half-frame. Pinnacle may know this special PAL problem, and have algorithm to solve (or workaround) them...

Is this an AVI?
Looks to me like the fields have been swapped over. Simply changing the field order in TMPG wouldn't correct this.

You can swap the fields by running the AVI through Virtualdub and then selecting the extended options when loading the file.

The source file is avi. As you see in the picture http://ak52.fw.hu/dwl/mixed/nofilter.jpg if no deinterlace activated then the frame 1306 contain the flowing picture. After activate deinterlace, and only the even frame used http://ak52.fw.hu/dwl/mixed/evenfilter.jpg. You see the event frame itself is not sharp, but only some frame where fast moving object occured.
May Pinna do some sharping algorithm to bridge this porblem....

I can't see the second picture as the link doesn't work, but the first one is definitely interlacing artifacts.

The link is http://ak52.fw.hu/dwl/mixed/evenfilter.jpg .

I have now! This problem only eliminate if the coding set to motion eliminate search. May in that setup the object prioties are different, and the fast motion object have lower priority and of course this object do not eat the full bandwidth.

Dear Sir,
I am a Non linear editor as well as new user of TmpgEnc 3 Express (Trial versio) and i have problame is -:
i want Covert Mpg2(DVD Format File)into AVI Formate by useing Microsoft DV Enceoder.
When i Go to AVI Output setting, there is menu to change video codec but there is no name of Microsoft DV Codec. i want to use only Microsoft Dv codec, becose it support Adobe premier And Vegas also.
Please Help me!
Your Thankfull
Ashwin Sange

System Specifaction
Intel Pentium 4 2.8 Ghz
865 gbv intel mother board
512 ddr ram

First, you can use any DV-Codec available on your System. I'm using Mainconcept or Canopus DV, both of them are much better than this Microsoft-shi....

DV-Codec do know exactly one Screen-Format: 720x576, 25 FpS (PAL) or 720x480, 29.97 FpS (NTSC). If you have other Params, you can't encode with DV.

Second, you should use a specialised Program to do what you whish, i recomend VirtualDubMOD.

Thanks B_Racer!!!!!!!!!!!!!

der sir
tmpgenc software i want to attachment with premiere movie link for the avi file&
same time i want to make it mpeg file for the quicker
pleace kindly help me by mail
raj.panda@rediffmail.com

Every time I use the TMPGenc DVD Author to convert MPEG video file to DVD file, the result come out to be the video and the audio are not synchronize, which the audio comes before the person speaks. Anybody has any idea on how to fix this problem?

Where are the MPEG-Files from?

They're the VCDs I bought from the store. Do they have something to do with this question?

To know the source is always important.
Any kind of MPEG-Video can have an Audio-Delay, that's normal. But if you want to re-author such source, you have to know that to correct it.

If you have VCD-Source, the Audio-Part must be resampled to 48kHz and re-encoded. I suggest to use the AC3-PlugIn to do that. It works perfect.
If you don't want to use the PlugIn, demux the Audio-Part first and re-encodec it with a different Tool, maybe TMPGEnc.

I have Real Alternative installed, so I can use TMPGenc to enconde .RM(real media) movies into .mpg format. However, the audio will not encode. It produces a blank audio track. Is there any way to fix this. Thanks.

The only way is to extract the audio to a wav first or use AVISYNTH to frame serve.

Like to know which version of Tmpgenc that u use to convert Rmvb files as i test only those old version 2.59.47.155 release year 2002 that manage to read RMVB files and the latest release 2.524.63.181 unable to read RMVB files. please advise.

As he said in his post you need to install the 'Real alternative' codec.

I already had Real Alternative real splitter install. but only Tmpgenc 2.59 can open rm or rmvb extention. tmpgenc version 2.524 or tmpgenc 3.0 are unable to open rm and rmvb extention even with Real alternative. Any explanation on this method ?

Sorry mate, but it works for me on ANY version. It's either likely that particular file you have or you need to raise the priority of the 'Directshow file reader'

Thanks for the advice ashy.

and i'm using the latest version of tmpgenc, works fine with .rm video, don't know about .rmvb. Search for .rmvb or .rm conversion guide on videohelp.com, i saw one there.

Hi. I have this question, which can not be easily answered , I assume.
I've noticed that, demultiplexing the audio from a mpeg with TMPGenc from a 1h 55' movie, I obtain a .MP2 audio file about 190 MB large. Instead, if I re-encode that sound using BeSweet's profile 'MP2 for SVCD' I obtain the same sound (as long as before, and 44.1 kHz, too), but the size is 104 MB, therefore about half its size.
More, if I add thet MP2 sound to an AVI (substituting its one) with VirtualDubMod, the movie I obtain is excellent and very compatible to any TMPGenc's coversion. Instead, adding the TMPGenc's created MP2 file, I obtain an AVI which cannot be correctly reconverted to mpeg (the sound is un-sync with the video), and therefore cannot be a good AVI backup for my movie (because: [1] it's larger [2] it gives no correct mpeg).
What it the explanation for this? Do I do something wrong or it's TMPGenc 2.5 which is bad encoding the audio stream of all movies?

Just a point: if I load any MP2 with TMPGenc's 'audio input' the conversion AVI --> MPG goes well. The conversion is BAD only if the TMPGenc loads as input (video/audio) the AVI I obtain by multiplexing TMPGenc's created MP2 to the video with VirtualDubMod. It seems that in that way the audio input is NOT the MP2 file correctly used.

I've found it! The problem is that the 2 MP2 files have a different birate, even if BeSweet told a dirrerent thing: the MP2 desampled by the .MPG is, indeed, 224 kbps. Instead, the MP2 audio made by BeSweet with profile 'MP2 for SVCD' , which makes a working AVI (if multiplexed to the AVI video with VirtualDubMod) is, if read by HeadAC3ge, a 'MP3 2ch joint stereo 128 kbps'.
Therefore this returns, because the ratio of the 2 sizes is exaclty 224/128.
What I cannot understand is why using VirtualDubMod to add that MP3 128 kbps audio to the Video makes a working AVI and, instead, adding the MP2 224 kbps audio file to the Video creates a wrong (if watched, the audio is un-sync with the video) movie file.

>Therefore this returns, because the ratio of the 2 sizes is exaclty 224/128

What is?
If the bitrate is fixed then it is either 224Kb/s or 128Kb/s whether it is joint stereo or not. 128Kb/s is 128Kb/s and 224Kb/s is 224Kb/s no matter whether i'ts stereo, joint stereo or mono. The size will always be exactly the same.

Also as far as I know Virtualdubmod cannot mux Mp2 audio correctly as it will give it the wrong header.

You need to use AVIMUX04 for this.

Every time I try to convert an AVI to MPEG I get the message "can not open, or unsupported".
I have converted AVI files before.
Can anyone tell me what's wrong?

Frans

Usually it happens whan you don't have a proper codec installed on your system (or if the file is a mpeg-2 and you don't own TMPgenc Plus). Usually Xvid and DivX open 99% of the movies. Sometimes havinf the all-working decoder FFDShow is enough...but Xvid is free and the DECoder part of the DivX coDEC is free, too, so...

thank you may be able to answar my similar question. I captured a avi using VirtualDub with DivX5 (divX5.2.1 free version) compressed, it will play in Windows media Player (probably 9) and divX player---so the encoder/decoder shall be somewhere in the PC. but TmpegEnc (and VirtualDub) can't open this file. How to solve this?

I have a big problem here making the program totally unusable.
I've re-installed it and it still does it.

I also see other people have "short" DVD files

Is this program any good or should I go out and buy one that works or at least offers SOME support ?

Did you try emailing support ? They always answer my requests.

-Ken

The problem starts at the very beginning of encoding a simple avi file.
I get an error message right after I hit START???

Error message: "write error occured at adress 7783AED of module 'ntdll.dll' with 00000000"

The adress changes frim time to time but the module is always 'ntdll.dll'.

Does anybody know what I should do???

Strange you have a write error.. does the output name is = than the input file name is so, change it. This happens if the input file is a .MPG)? Or do you have forbidden access to that directory (disk full or admin directory and you don't have admin rights)?

This usually turns out to be a dodgy memorystick problem or incompatible sticks.

First try installing FFDSHOW if that doesn't work try swapping memory.

I d/led the TMPGEnc in the page Download, but i found that i can't register it. On the otherwords, I'm forced to not to use it within 30 days. Where can i register it? What can i do?

By selecting 'Help____About' does a new window opens for you?

You need TMPGenc plus to register.
It will ask you for the key every time you open it. You have 14 days trial use before you need to enter the key.

I have a set of VOB files. They are originally in 16:9 NTSC Video format.
But when i create DVDs, i convert them into 4:3 NTSC format by adding
two blank frame on top and bottom.

How can i crop them back to 16:9 format?

Thanks in advance.

You are doing ... what? Sounds a bit crazy.
TMPGEnc only is able to do a PAL-Speedup (23.976->25 by speeding up the Video). On any other kind of Framerateconversion you will get jerky playback. And you have to do a correct resizing (10/11 -> 54/59)

I've just started using TMPGEnc DVD author and I'm trying to create a DVD with multiple tracks that would be also divided by chapters. Just for testing, I've been able to create a DVD that had two tracks (each containig 4 chapters). The first track works fine when I play it on my DVD player but there is a problem with the second track. Even though the second track is also divided in 4 chapters, I'm only able to play the first one (even if the 4 chapters for this track appear in the menu. When I try to play this track, it only plays the first chapter and goes back to the main menu.
I've read many tutorials and I'm following every step but everytime I try, I have the same problem. Could you help me?