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Since the new dual-layer burners are coming out, please update TMPGENC Plus and TMPGENC DVD Author to support the new 9.4 Gb SS/DL recordable media, including the -R and +R varieties. Thanks.
I have converted avi to mpeg. But the audio didn't come out.
I've got information from Gspot
video codec: XviD
audio codec: ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc
I've installed ac3filter but it still doesn,t work.
Anyone know what the problem is?
If you have installed it correctly it should work.
Try raising the priority of the 'Directshow file reader' in the VFAPI plugins to 2 or 3.
To check for audio click the 'Setting' button under the 'Audio' tab and click 'Play'
If you don't hear audio here you won't have audio in the output MPEG.
If you still have problems then extract the AC3 to a wav with Virtualdub_ac3 and use that as the audio source for TMPG.
Okai, well I want to convert an .AVI file into a VCD-MPEG one, but I keep getting problems. First, I got the "WARNING : BFRAME LAG" error, but fixed it by reading a topic on the BBS. But now, after I finish encoding, I tried watching it, but the Video is very slow, while the Sound's normal. They don't synch with each others...
I don't understand, since it worked fine until yesterday. Anyone kows how to fix it ? I tried lots of things, but nothing seems to works...
When I run TMGEnc my computer SHUTS DOWN completely. No warning sign no crash it just turns off. This seems to happen when it encodes to about 10% and I cant figure it out what is going on and if you dont know pleas just tell me what you might think it is becuase I have no idea what to do. Thanks!
I was having similar problems today after changing my motherboard and CPU. I have temporarily solved it by changing the CPU settings in Option/Environment and unchecking everything.
I got a random selection of reboots, blue screen crashes and total lock ups so it seems that there is a problem with the way TMPGenc talks directly to the CPU.
Tomorrow I'll find out exactly what the problem was.
3DNOW! is in the option menu under Environmental Setting.
My solution unchecking 3DNOW! was a temporary one and the PC still locks up occasionally in tmpgenc and anything else it feels like. I've just discovered that both my memory modules are corrupt and that I only get about 200MB out of 512. As soon as something hits the first corrupt bit the system does something peculiar. AMDs seem to be prone to problems and there are various solutions posted around the web. The most common problem, apparently, is overheating and I notice that the CPU temperature tends to rocket when doing a long encode at high priority on tmpgenc presumably because of the large amount of work it has to do (and it uses quite a bit of memory which is where my problem is). Make sure the CPU is a cool as possible. If it rises much above 60*c you are likely to suffer a crash.
I have solved all my crashing problems and to prove it have just encoded 2GBs worth of MPEG-2 in TMPGenc pretty fast without a hiccup.
I don't know exactly what the problem was. Either the memory was faulty or the wrong type of memory. My local guru reckons it was the wrong tye of memory which worked fine doing stuff like internet access, writing documents and so forth but couldn't deliver the goods when asked to do something more cpu and memory intensive like TMPGenc.
There is a free download available all over the web by the name of memtest-86. This requires you to create a bootable floppy which does nothing more than test the memory (and it's ability to function properly). This pointed me in the right direction and I have changed the old stuff for a different (slower, actually) type which now works perfectly.
Incidentally, to be on the safe side I have also installed a fairly powerful fan in the back of the box to keep the temperature down
Thanks a lot. That all sounds pretty good but darn it, im not in the best spot money wise now to be buying new memory and such but we'll see. Thanks a ton for your help!
how fo you use the dvd writing software, without opening the project and having to rewrite it to the file. i just want to write the project and that is all
Hi, I am new to converting files to VCD but enjoying myself. I have several music videos that are very snowy when converted but perfect on the computer.
The files are all about 30mb each. I did some that were even smaller files and they came out perfectly. Not sure what settings to use on advanced.
I want to play them on a PAL TV . The source files are generally ripped from widescreen DVD. Sorry but instructions need to be for a total beginner. ]
Thanks carole
for some reason i keep losing my codecs
its kinda hard to explain,....but if i try and encode certain movie files
tmpg doesnt recognise them...were as before it did rcognise them.
as an example...if i open virtual dub...and choose video compression....most of my codecs are missing and now i only have 9 codecs to choose from were as before i had loads like.. divx codecs an such...which makes me think tmpg is looking for the ones that are now missing.
Also now if i try an encode with main concept ...it encodes half way then freezes
i had this problem before and i had to do a repair of windows to retreive the codecs which appeared back in virtual dub library.
is there something disabled thats not allowing me to use the codecs or has some software altered them
i have klite codec pack installed ...have tried reinstalling them but no joy.
Since I'm thinking of converting an AVI movie to MPEG-2 for DVD, I was wondering what settings to use so that it can fit on a normal DVD-R (4.7GB; 120 minutes)? I am also thinking of including a still menu that I create in Photoshop, 4 small trailers in MPEG-1 format, 1 set of English subtitles, and chapter selections.
So what size should I set it to convert to so that it can fit on that DVD-R along with all of those other small things? By the way, I'm converting it to m2v because the audio is AC3.
And I forgot to add that the AVI file is in Xvid and the bitrate is 1468 kb/s. The movie is around 101 minutes long.
And why don't I ask this here too. For the subtitles, how do I make it so that they don't run off the screen (overscan)? They're currently in SSA format. When I made SVCDs with hard subs, I had to minus a 30 pixel border. So the SVCD size is 480x480 but I used a custom center size of 420x420. Now, what number should I position the removable subtitles for DVD so that they don't run off the screen? Thanks for any help!
I have two MPEG-2 files created by TMPGenc at the same time and have identical size, aspect, bitrate and fps. The audio is identical. However merge/cut claims the videos are incompatible. Clearly something is wrong, any explanation?
Sorry, I should have added that I can't see a way to find out exactly what it thinks is different about the two files. Is there a way of logging what the problem is?
You can find out what the properties of each one is and therefore find what the difference is with 'Bitrate viewer' http://www.tecoltd.com/bitratev.htm
I see that different AVI codecs produce a different default MPEG encoding which is where my problem came from.
This begs two questions:
Question 1 is: How will it affect video quality if I choose a different encode mode and,
Question 2 is what is the best way of encoding, Interlace or Progressive?
hi.
it is my first time, i want to create a vcd movie with tmpgenc, but I cant,when I open the program this ask me that i chose the option , I chose video movie then it ask me the file that i want to convert a mpeg file, I select the original movie (dvd drive d.) and in the screen appears many files video ts, audio ts and others, I dont know what I must to do.
could you somebody explain me, how this programm works
and if is possible to copy dvd and convert them a vcd with tmepg and vcdeasy
Maybe do you know why a have "classFactory could not found the codec" to read an avi file. I did this avi file with vfapi. its a fake avi made from a d2v file made by dvd2avi.