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Hi
I have ripped a DVD to create a SVCD Backup of it.
I ripped the Video and two Audio streams and demuxed them to single files.
The duration of the Videostream is 114 min. and the resulting File ist 3.99GB (4.194.304 kb) large.
If i encode the file to MPEG-2 VBR the movie is chopped at the end.
So the last 10 min. of the movie missing.
Is there a limitation in source file size ?
Another probleme is that it takes very long to open the source file.
It seems that TMPGEnc scans the whole file. Is it possible to accelerate this ?
You are haveing problems Because you aren"t doing it properly..You never load the VOB/M2V files ripped from the DVD Directly into Tmpgenc...The proper way involves Ripping the VOB files to your Drive then use "DVD2AVI" to make a D2V project File and Wav audio files, then you load the D2V file in for Video and the wav file in for Audio then encode to SVCD but you don"t load the vob"s into Tmpgenc Cuz it will Just Cause Problems and the Encodeing Can take Much Much Much longer that way...There are tutorials on the proper way to make SVCD"s for DVD"s at "http://www.vcdhelp.com/
How can i convert the rm-videos from the Real-Player to the mpg-format?
if i want to load the file with tmpeg it says: "fle can not open or unsopported"
You Can"t...Not with Tmpgenc anyway or pretty much any program...You would need to convert the RM file to AVI first with something like "Tinra" or "EO-Video".......
Hello I am using miniDV from Sony TRV900. I am using TMPGEncPlus. In the Video source window, what does the 4:3 525line (NTSC, 704 x 480)
setting apply to? (as opposed to just the 525 line)
Does the Video Arrange Method setting have anything to do with the amount of TV overscan (title safe, videosafe area) ?
Are there any good tutorials online?(especially the Reverse Telecine tab) Thanks!
i did what u told me to do
about the error message when i try to open an- avi file
i changed the "Direct Show Multimedia File Reader" to- 2
but it still a'int working
(and thanks for the clear explanation)
could it be a problem with the program, like i need to re-install it?
or maybe it's the file problem?
funny i didnt understood a word of what u said.
but it doesn't metter couse i tried a diffrent file and it worked
so- thanx a-lot for the "Direct Show Multimedia File Reader" tip.
I can't select any avi files into my "source file"
it tells me that it can't open the file or that the avi is unsupported.
Isn't it the sense of this programm to encode avi's into mpeg?
what do I have to switch or adjust to make it work?
OK I have the paid version of the latest TMPGEnc.. And could never open a .avs script file in TMPGEnc. Yes, the Avisynth is installed correctly, and I can open the .avs files in both VirtualDub as well as media player, etc. But in TMPGEnc the old 'unsupported' msg came up.
Then I saw on a guide over at VCDHelp where they said the file readavs.dll had to be installed for TMPGEnc to load these files. I did install it as they stated, and now TMPGEnc can open the .avs files.
My question: I thought I read that TMPGEnc was able to open .avs files by default, right out of the box (so to speak). So am I correct in installing the Readavs files to TMPGEnc? Or was there something else wrong with my install and installing this was just some poor hack job.
The read Readavs.dll doesn't have to be installed for TMPG to open AVS files. It should be able to open these files without it using Directshow or VFW.
I'm currently using AVS files on my system without the Readavs.dll and have no problem opening these files.
Try raising the priority of the directshow or VFW filters and make sure you have installed the latest version of AVIsynth.
I encode a divx movie to mpeg and I have tried all the aspect ratios and set the resoluion to 704x336 which is what the movie is at. When I go to test the recording the movie is showed at the top of the TV screen with one large black bar on the bottom only instead of top and bottom. Any idea how to fix this?
I made two SVCD files from a single DV file and merged them (all using TMPGEnc).
However, the last few frames ( about 2 to 10) of the second file are lost after the merge.
What could have caused this problem? I tried several times with the same result.
Thank you!
Hey can someone help me out how do I do this can u email me the anwser @ chrisallen1979@comcast.com I probubly will never find this page again thats why I need you to email me Thanks
Chris
Take that damned ram file to your washing machine, choose color wash and that's it.
ah I forgot - you can't read the answer - maybe you'll find the solution yourself......
a tool called pvinstrumento. With this tool you can repair MPEG-2 Files or demux them, even if the files a not well formed MPEG's or if they are broken. The author wrote this tool to fix MPEG Streams in PVA-Format (delivered by Satellits/DVB) but it also works with the MPEG-Output from Hauppauge's PVR.
I've tested it with all my broken MPEG's - and it worked very, very good. After fixing the files you can use them within tmpgenc without any problem, CUT, MERGE, EDIT, ENCODE all works fine.
Please note: The latest release of the tool (V23 and V23a) does not work with HAUPPAUGE SVCD. Try V.22 - you will find it in the section Nostalgia Versions.
Perhaps this tool will help many other users with similar problems !