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Question TE25 Making it work without registry access Mcamino 2 2003-01-29 22:47:52
Question TE25 can't load p3package .dll ron_pool 0 2003-01-28 06:21:23
Question TE25 can't load p3package .dll ron_pool 1 2003-01-28 21:22:23
Question TE25 Please help me with encode time Simon 4 2003-01-29 17:37:44
Question TE25 virtual dub?????? smiles305 0 2003-01-28 01:59:07
Question TE25 After using simple multiplex tool, file is shorter - Why? armchair 5 2003-01-29 07:36:49
Question TE25 MR pdowdle 2 2003-01-28 19:44:09
Request TE25 file stream error ben 0 2003-01-27 21:32:02
Free talk TE25 Zero Byte m2v file madbeefcake 0 2003-01-27 18:14:23
Question TE25 Windows 98 + TMPGEnc not a good idea ? Anders 2 2003-01-28 12:23:13
Free talk TE25 Zero Byte m2v file madbeefcake 1 2003-01-27 22:36:03
Question TE25 CPU celeron Easg 2 2003-01-27 22:28:03

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Question - TE25 - Making it work without registry access No.34058
Mcamino  2003-01-28 07:14:01 ( ID:egxftwr3fzh )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I am trying to run this program on a brand new win xp computer. With 1gb of ramm and a athlon xp 2300 (i think) cpu. i am havin just one problem, since that computer i only have "user level privlages" (its a shared computer) i do not have access to write to the registry and everytimei run theprogram it says i need to be a administrator to have registry access.. i read earlier that i do not need registry access with the version changelog. so what is the work around to advoid this problem, i have a demo copy i download (the brand new version from 1-17) and a older version i bought back a few months ago. both are giving me the same problem. any suggestions or work arounds to get it to work without regisrty access?


Minion  2003-01-28 21:28:57 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

There Has to Be registry Access Cuz it writes a Little bit in the registry so it can determine when the 30 days of the trial are over and to not let you install it again..There are ways of gaining access as the administrator without haveing a Password but who ever owns the computer will probably get Pissed...


Ashy  2003-01-29 22:47:52 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

This doesn't sound right to me. If that's the case most programs you install aren't gonna run. Is this program being run on a work computer?

What's the operating system. Did you install the program under your 'User account'?

ASHY



Question - TE25 - can't load p3package .dll No.34057
ron_pool  2003-01-28 06:21:23 ( ID:9yywrz8pj0n )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Every time I try to load any video I get a message saying (can't load p3package .dll) can you tell me what to do.

Thanks,
Ron_pool



Question - TE25 - can't load p3package .dll No.34055
ron_pool  2003-01-28 06:19:27 ( ID:9yywrz8pj0n )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Every time I try to load te video I get a message saying (can't load p3package .dll) can you tell me what to do.

Thanks,
Ron_pool


Minion  2003-01-28 21:22:23 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

This is Because you don"t have all of the Tmpgenc files in the same folder..ALL of the Files that come with Tmpgenc have to be in a Folder and not sitting on the desktop or the EXE file on the desktop as a Shortcut...



Question - TE25 - Please help me with encode time No.34050
Simon  2003-01-28 06:03:53 ( ID:nolpi9uk6dg )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

To all experts please help me!
I got a super fast computer and it still takes tmpgenc 4 days to encode a file!
My computer is a IBM pentium II 166mhz 16 megs ram windoze98 I dont see what I am doing wrong.
please help!


BlahBlahBlah  Home )  2003-01-28 15:44:39 ( ID:0mkvd61oock )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Your computer is not a fast computer. it takes me 5 hours to encode a full movie and i have a HP Pentium, 4 1.2 ghz, 128 megs of ram, and i run windows ME. It is still slow and takes long to make a MPEG file.


Minion  2003-01-28 21:19:50 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Simon, Get serius ,Your Computer is about as slow as they come ,You computer is Probably 8 years old ..My computer is Over 10 times as Fast as your Computer and Mine isn"t even a super fast one...I think it is time for an Upgrade...


slippybricks  2003-01-29 00:01:02 ( ID:u6c1ctca3km )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Simon..................................................If ..........................................your..................................computer......................................is....................................fast................................you..................................probably........................................cant..........................................read.....................................the................other.................answers.............................You....................................should............................be...................................able...............................to.........................read...................................this.....................................though...................................teh.....................answer...............................is..........................to...........................upgrade.


Ashy  2003-01-29 17:37:44 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Nice one slippybricks!
Give a break eh?






Question - TE25 - virtual dub?????? No.34049
smiles305  2003-01-28 01:59:07 ( ID:ghvttwecibn )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

i try using wizard and get to the point of choosing video and then choosing audio(wav file from virtual dub) at which point it freezes.......what do i do?



Question - TE25 - After using simple multiplex tool, file is shorter - Why? No.34043
armchair  2003-01-27 22:14:39 ( ID:yoqqgz5nfsk )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi experts !
using DVDX 2.0 I ripped a copy of my DVD to make an mpeg2 file

SVCD settings were for PAL, 25 Hz, video bit rate 2000kbit/s audio 224 kbit/s.
Mux rate 5.6%

The first file created had a length of 716782 kbytes

Using TMPGEnc I applied the simple multiplex tool to this file:
I set the input file for sound and video source to this same file.

The output file created had only 676614 kBytes.
that is about 5,6% smaller

Can anyone explain why it is so much smaller? does it have anything to do with the mux rate set in DVDX2.0?

Is some info/quality missing in the smaller file?

How can you calculate the size reduction, is it always the same percentage as this example?

what is the Mux rate?

After using this simple multiplex tool the sound and video were in sync all the time but I noticed some occasional little jerks (every 2-3 minutes) in the sound of this smaller file when played on a standalone DVD player.

By the way, the reason I tried the simple multiplexer tool from TMPGEnc was that the original file (from DVDX) played nicely on the stand alone DVD player except that after pressing fast forward the sound disappeared completely!
The multiplex tool cured this problem.

Both files played perfectly on my PC.

Thanks !



Minion  2003-01-27 22:44:30 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Useing the "Multiplex tool" Removes any Padding the Mpeg stream Might have so after re-MuXing the File is usually a Bit smaller, the ammount of padding varies from just a Few Bytes to several Megabytes depending on a Number of factors..it doesn"t change the Quality or anything like that just makes the file a Bit smaller...The Little "Jerks" every few minutes can be caused By Bitrate spikes, which is very Common with tmpgenc Encoded Files..Tmpgenc seems to Not have very good Bitrate controll and is notorius for Bitrate spikes...


Ashy  2003-01-27 22:49:48 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Did actually set the stream type to 'MPEG2 SVCD(VBR)'?

ASHY


armchair  2003-01-28 09:50:13 ( ID:28xmkqrqz6. )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Now i understand a little better. Thanks.

In the DVDX2.0 it mentions that the 5.6% mux rate is the recomended value for SVCD (for VCD it is only 1,4%) this is to prevent underflows according to the help.

What exactly would underflow if this mux rate value is too low ?
and how would I be able to tell in DVDX if this is happening?

please note that I didn't encode with TMPGEnc I did that with DVDX2.0

The multiplex tool in TMPGEnc is very fast (a few minutes for 700MByte) I'm sure there is no time for TMPGEnc to do any new encoding during this multiplexing.
Do I still get the "bad" Bitrate spikes after using TMPGEnc just for simple multiplexing ?

Can the The little "Jerks" every few minutes be caused by anything else?

Best regards


Minion  2003-01-28 21:14:03 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

You Generally don"t have to worry about the Mux rate if you are doing any Multiplexing with Tmpgenc cuz the Proper Mux rate is set depending on what setting you choose in the Dropdown menu in the Multiplex..Bitrate spikes are caused By the encoder and in Part can be caused by your Bitrate settings..


armchair  2003-01-29 07:36:49 ( ID:yoqqgz5nfsk )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi Minion,
thanks for your comments.
I have seen this explanation of bitrate spikes several times in this forum.
but I am sure that in this case it is completely irrelevant !

As I understand it, if the encoding is set to a variable bit rate then when the picture has a lot of detail and moves fast (like a scene with an explosion) then you need more infomation to encode this with a good quality so the bit rate is set automatically set higher for such scenes. The DVD player might have difficultly keeping up with sudden jumps in the bit rate. OK so far ?

In this case I used a constant bit rate to encode in DVDX of 2000kbit/sec.

In TMPGEnc I used only the multiplexing tool. This takes only 4 minutes.
It is impossible to re-encode the whole 700MByte in 4 minutes.
My machine is not that fast.

That means my resulting file is still using the constant bit rate set originally in DVDX, correct?

So, what can cause the little jumps in audio every few minutes apart from bit rate spikes ?

Best regards...




Question - TE25 - MR No.34040
pdowdle  2003-01-27 22:06:52 ( ID:.5vk4awimin )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

When I run TMPG on a *.avi file the mpeg video comes out perfectly but I can't hear a thing, have tried all audio setting, newbie what am I doing wrong. Need help with getting audio


Minion  2003-01-27 22:37:47 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Use "Virtual Dub" to extract the audio from your Source file to a WAV file and use that as the audio source...


pdowdle  2003-01-28 19:44:09 ( ID:.5vk4awimin )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Learning everyday, thanks for the advise, works great, cheers



Request - TE25 - file stream error No.34039
ben  2003-01-27 21:32:02 ( ID:cl9wguxzd4n )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

what does file stream error mean and how do i sort it



Free talk - TE25 - Zero Byte m2v file No.34038
madbeefcake  2003-01-27 18:14:23 ( ID:bddtqp0kg/c )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi, when I encode a movie using Tmpg the encoded video file never changes from 0 bytes. Does anyone know why this is ??

Thanks



Question - TE25 - Windows 98 + TMPGEnc not a good idea ? No.34035
Anders  2003-01-27 17:35:00 ( ID:gdoi5fzrbsw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

I've just upgraded my computer to a KT333 based motherboard
with a Athlon XP 2000+. I'm using windows 98.
When I'm trying to encode a divx-file to a VCD the
whole computer freezes. No bluescreen nothing working,
not even CTRL+ALT+DEL. It worked on my older Athlon 1,2 GHz on
a KT133 based motherboard running windows 98. Thankful for any helping
responses.


Flack  2003-01-28 12:20:22 ( ID:obob3pmcp52 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Tmpeenc is the Best


Flack  2003-01-28 12:23:13 ( ID:obob3pmcp52 )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Sorry for first post hit the button..

I think that mo board has VIA chipset if so go to the VIA website and update the latency drivers for Via chipset.. this might be your problem..


MJ.



Free talk - TE25 - Zero Byte m2v file No.34033
madbeefcake  2003-01-27 17:01:12 ( ID:bddtqp0kg/c )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Hi, when I encode a movie using Tmpg the encoded video file never changes from 0 bytes. Does anyone know why this is ??

Thanks


Minion  2003-01-27 22:36:03 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

STOP Posting the same Damn Question!!!!



Question - TE25 - CPU celeron No.34030
Easg  2003-01-27 16:35:57 ( ID:wyvkxbifkdc )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Will TMPGEnc work with a celeron 600mhz processor?


mfatic  2003-01-27 20:54:53 ( ID:gj560bikxej )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

It should. I've run it on a 900mHz Duron which is the equivalent and it runs. It runs slowly, but it runs.


Minion  2003-01-27 22:28:03 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw )   [ Delete / Reply with quotation ]

Yes My other computer is a 800mhz Celeron and it works fine But slow...



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