When I convert a mp4 file, when its done it I can hear the audio but theres no video.

I would update your codes, and also ask what player you are using to view the end result?

Does anyone have a projected release date for an update of the DivX capability to DivX Plus HD?


Thanks

I saw a dvd made using this software and had to check it out. I read it converts avi to mpeg1 files in the about section but I can't figure out if I'd be able to take a dvd-rip file that's on my computer and use this to compress it to a smaller file that's not a dvd file....all of those ifo's, vob's, and bup's that I know nothing about and can't figure out how to back them up. My dvd burner isn't recognizing any disks so I have to reformat my computer but I have to backup the files I want online since I can't burn them and the only way I know how to backup the dvd files is by compressing them to 1 file and hope it'll be small enough to be able to upload it online for free. The movie I saw that was made using tmpgenc had part 1,2,and3 and all fit onto 1 dvd so I know that I will definately be buying this but I am wondering will I need something else to make avi or divx files out of the dvd files? Sorry I don't really know about all of this stuff that's why I'm asking for help or suggestions. Thank you so much.

You should be able to use the DivX Ultra output setting to turn your DVD file into a divx file. It'll be much smaller and you'll be able to play it on your computer or even turn it back into a DVD later, but the quality might drop a bit since converting the video so many times will slightly degrade the quality bit by bit.

I think that's the only non-DVD output option there is.

Oh, and this version of the software is discontinued. You'll have to buy TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4.
http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/product/taw4.html

Download the trial first and see if it'll do what you want it to do. The trial should let you output your DVD files as DivX so you can see if it's a good solution for you.
http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/download/taw4.html

Hello,

I get an error when using the Batch Encode Tool and encoding the videos with prefetch enabled.
The error code is: 0X8007000E

I've googled the error code and it has something to do with: insufficient storage space or memory

My Current PC specs have 8GB of Memory and I have 500 GB of Free Hard Drive Space.
My Operating System is Windows 7 RC 64 BIt, therefore it can handle all of the 8 GB of my system.
By the way, Windows 7 is listed in the Windows 7 / Vista Compatibility Chart.

I don't understand why I get this error.
I'm encoding from a mt2s video file
to Windows Media Video 9 (720x576) and Windows Media Audio 10 (5.1 Surround 48 Khz)

I'm using the latest version of TMPGEnc 4.0 Xpress 4.7.1.284

I would like to know if there's a solution this problem (0X8007000E)?

Regards,

Johnny

I am also getting this error and it is very frustrating. I think it may have something to do with encoding from BD m2ts to WMV-HD at the maximum quality. It appears to have less problems with this when encoding at 75% quality but I am still testing to confirm this. I am encoding to 1080p.

its a memory error.

not that your memory is faulty, but becuase the software has done calculations and found that it wouldnt have enough psycial memory to do the process.

i would grab soemthign like tuneup utilties, as that has an excellent memory optimizer which also states how much memory is there and whats been used, and will also recover memory at a certain low level.

also ensure that the hdd's you are encodeds to are high defragged, you have rebooted after and when you encode have the software windows minimized as having it as normal uses memory.

Is there a way to get TAW4 to OUTPUT .avi files instead of .divx files?

I was sure there was an option some place to set the file extension but I'll be damned if I can find it now.

I checked the manual etc but still can't see it.

I don't think that's possible. At least, I've never heard of it and I can't find any way to do it in the program.

That probably explains why I can't find it! lol
Thanks for the reply.

That might be a good one for the "suggestion box" for future versions/updates.

I downloaded the free version of TMPGEnc 2.5 (TMPGEnc-2.525.64.184-EN.zip).
I unzipped the files to a working directory and started the program (TMPGEnc.exe) and tried to encode an AVI file.
However when I press start a dialog is displayed with the message "MPEG-2 Encoding function has expired".
The text on the dialog explains that the free version can supply only 30 days limited MPEG-2 Encoding.

I understand that, but I receive this message at the first day I try to use the software.
What am I doing wrong? Do I need to run an installation program or do I need to register the software?

Any help appreciated.

Have you downloaded it before? If so, there is probably a file somewhere that it checks.

Project: PAL BDMV, video mpg: 1920x1080 Pixel aspect ratio 1:1

Input Video - mpg
from TMPG Express 4.7.1.284 with SpursEngine template
PAL 1920x1080, interlace, top field, Super Resolution "ON" from "720x576 4:3"

Authoring Works 4.04.24 re-encoding it video!

If you select "copy DVD files to hard drive", how do you cleanup, by deleting, those files after you don't need them any more? I don't see a selection for that in the preferences, do you just find the folder where they are stored and delete them?

Yeah, you just delete the files from the directory you saved them under; there's no automatic deletion setting.

Just saw at Newegg that they now have a standalone version of the Leadtek WinFast PxV1100 SpursEngine card for $219.99. Prior to this, they only offered it as a bundle with TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress.

Forgot the link:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815122014

Hi I just got TD3D recently before i was still using 1.5 and I had created and saved a bunch of template files (.tme) but when I have 3 look for templates in that file it says non were found. Can you not import templates from previous versions?

hi
i was using tmpgenc xpress 4 for over 6 month encoding mkv to wmv-hd
with great success, but my hard drive went tits up and i had to reinstall windows on a new drive and install everthing from scratch.
and for some reason i cant for the life of me get tmpgenc xpress 4 working.
i click start new project, add file, select my avisynith script file and click open and it opens into clip settings, i then click browse on the audio and select the ac3 file for the film and then open, but instead of opening the file a dialog box pops up with.....

"could not open audio part of the file X:\XXXX\XXXX.ac3
it may be an unsupported file or there is only a video stream"

ive never had this error before and i tried with other files and it does the same
i have the same codecs i had before "CCCP"

any help would be great cause this is doing my head in

Same here....see my post below...there must be something we're missing somewhere !

its simple, update to new codecs http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm

I have a .mpg file I want to convert to WMV using TMPGEnc 4 Express.
I downloaded the trial version and it works well.
I purchase the Retail version and it doesn't anymore, it tells me the file cannot be opened.

Any idea ?

By the way, versions are:
TE4XP_Trial_4.7.1.284_setup_en.exe (works in opening a .mpg)
and
TE4XP_Retail_4.7.1.284_setup_en.exe (don't work in opening a .mpg)

also the Trial version gives me 2 warnings (GEForce CUDA something as well as SPursEngine not available)
the Retail only gives me one (the SpursEngine wasn't shown).

Thanks again...

Contact their email support, hopefully they'll be able to help you:
http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/support/support.html

The trial includes the trial for the SpursEngine Plug-in, but for the retail version, it is not included; you have to buy the SpursEngine Plug-in separately. That's why you don't get the warning in the retail version.