Like the one in VirtualDub?

MPEG Tools have this option but it doesn't have advanced options like in some other programs like M2-Edit Pro.

I buy tmpgenc I load it error why error?????????
How I fix?????
PLEASE HELP!!!!!

What error?? when do you get the error???Try to explain as Best as you Can....

I load it say error.
PLEASE HELP!!!!!

I am trying to convert still jpg pics to mpeg, everything works fine except the audio plays for the full duration and the picture just flashes for a second? Any help would be appreciated...

What do you mean it Just flashes for a Second??One image or Jpeg Picture is Only 1 frame so it will only appear for a 1/24th of a second, you will need at least 24 Jpeg pics to make a Second of Movie with the Frame rate set at 24fps...What you should try is to set the Frame rate to "1fps/24fps Internally" this will make a single Jpeg appear as 1 second of of Movie....

Could you make it to where tmpgenc can do the 2 pass at different times? for instance set up to save the info from the first pass to a file and then at a later time load the file to do the second pass.

kDB

CCE has this Feature But as Far as I know Tmpgenc Doesn"t and I don"t think that They will Implement it...

does anyone know what this error means and and how to fix it thanks!

Is there a simplier way to do batches?

I've got about 120GB of video that I'm finally getting around to writing to VCD. I'm trying TMPGEnc for the first time and it seems to work really well. I've been able to make 3 VCD's.

However it is very time consuming. I have to go through and manually select each source file and then manually change the target directory. Manually Clicking on each screen as it comes up. Needless to say this is taking a lot of time.

Is there a way to just select a source and target directory and tell it once what format I want?

ahoi,
which of the external sampling converter is the best to use with tmpgenc?
(environmental setting - sampling frequenzy converter)

scmpx
wavefs44
wtc
shibatch
??

thx vor help
Thobo

Either SSRC(Shishibash) or SCMPX, SCMPX is good Cuz you can use it as a Audio encoder and a SampleRate Converter and it does Both Very good...

The new version now has an option for high quality samplerate conversion which should solve any previous problems.

ASHY

TMPG seems to have introduced a bug to it's muxing rate. It is now using the same muxing rate for 'Non standard VCD' files as for 'Standard VCD'

This is wrongly adding padding to 'Non standard VCD' files and causing a file size increase.

ASHY

For some reasin, when editing video in TMPG, the video speeds up as I clip later into the file. The Output is fine (input and output play without problems in everything) but it makes editing the files very very difficult. Is there any reason why this would happen. This problem has only just began to happen. It never was an issue before. I tried to upgrade to 2.59, but still the problem exists. Anyone have any explanations as to why this would happen??

Hey all, quick question.

I am new to this software, and this forum, so please forgive me. Here's my problem. First my setup:

Using a 2Ghz Pentium 4M
512 MB Memory
40GB free drive space

I first use Dvd2svcd to decode a dvd, then dvd2svcd deals with audio, then besweet, then dvd2svcd fires up TMPGEnc and begins it's process. It creates the test file fine, looks great. The problem begins when after it creates the test file it says time to complete will be 6.5 hours. So after 6.5 hours of processing something (I dunno what!), it starts processing again, this time says it will take 60 hours or so to complete. The DVD I'm playing with is only a 2 hour movie, so I'm quite sure this must be wrong. What am I doing wrong?!?

Thanks very much for the help,

fvultee@hotmail.com

It sounds Like you might have tmpgenc set for Multi-Pass encodeing..with multi-pass it does a Full scan of the file then it starts over and then does the encodeing..but it shouldn"t take 60 hours...Maybe try useing The CQ encodeing method, it is Just as good as the Multi-pass On good source files and is Twice as Quick.and Don"t use the "Highest Quality" setting Cuz it doesn"t really help But it does Take a lot longer to encode, the High Quality setting will give the same Quality with half the time...

I have a question
When I am converting my VOB file to mpeg, i don't hear the sound after the conversion takes place. the video is just fine but no sound
anyone know what to do?
please help, thanks

Go to VCDhelp.com and learn to use DVD2AVI and teach yourself the correct way to convert VOBS.

ASHY

Use DVD2AVi and open the VOBs. Then use save project to save. This should take 5 - 10 min depending on the size of the film. Once the project is saved, use TMPGEnc to convert the saved project (d2v). Use the d2v file for video source and ac3 file for audio source. Make sure you check System(Video + Audio).

You mean use the WAV file as the source for audio.
TMPG won't accept Ac3.

ASHY

It will accept ac3, but you to choose all files in the file type tab while picking the audio file.

Well you are obviously using an older version than 2.57 and have an Ac3 filter installed which is allowing TMPG to decode the Ac3 stream, but this will not work with the current versions because the way TMPG uses filters has changed.

Also the the audio will not be properly downmixed. DVD2AVI downmixes the 5.1 channels in the Ac3 to a Dolby Prologic compatible Wav. The Ac3 filter you are using with TMPG probably will not and you will simply end up with plain 2 channel stereo which means your audio is suffering.

ASHY

I dont have a problem opening the AC3 audio file, my problem is opening the dv2 video file, ".......dv2 not supported"
Can you help?

I needed to burn a 110 minute movie to VCD, so I split it with source range. The conversion worked all right in the first part until around 60%, then it slowed down a lot, and it won't do anything for the second part.