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I'm having a problem encoding dvr-ms audio. I find that whenever there is a "glitch" in the original audio stream, the audio stops encoding right at that point and the rest of the audio is silent. This also happens within the clip-editor. I have to run back to before the error to get audio working again. I can cut several frames out around the glitch and the audio will work correctly. I have reported this bug, but it is a very painful bug to work around. Has anyone else experienced this and is there a better workaround?
hello everyone , I was doing ok until this started to happend, I do some family video editing , some partys and get togethers, every was coming along fine burning AVI files, Xvid, Divx, 1.30 to 1.50 Hour.minutes files at first with DVD+R 16x the results OK no problems, then I came across a different format disk DVD-R 16x the results continue to be good, the I switch back to DVD+R 16x same brand as I use previously, and now I'm able to burn the disk but it will not play on a regular DVD player. it reads ( disk it's durty ) code 13 70 , I try playing the same DVD into the computer and the computer will no recognice the format the first window that appears says DVD it is Blank and there data on the disk, second window appears and it estates that the disk its not readable or that the data it's corrupted, so now I can't burn on DVD+R disc, my dvd player its capable to playthem but not lately.......... can someone helpmi or give me some tips or insides my burner its an Asus DRW-2014-L1T, motherboard--EVGA 790I ultra, CPU--Intel Q6600 @ 2.4 Ghz, 1066 Mgz, Graphics card--EVGA 9800 GTX+, 512mb, 738 Mhz core, 2200 Mhz mem clock and lates K-Lite full codecs, XP Codecs.
I am capturing VHS using VirtualVCR to a .AVI file. Can I import this directly into Authuring Works 4 and start authoring without any other encoding / decoding..etc ? Thanks
I use Newtek's Speededit to transfer homemovies and VHS to DVD. I was wondering how TMPGEnc XPress works on these SD formats. I have used "other" programs, but I get alot of pixilation in the black with it. I would like to hear from you all about using TMPGEnc XPress this way. thanks
Hi all sorry for my English but I speak Spanish I would like to know if it is compatible with TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Windows XP SP3? which is seen by some bug reports here, because I am interested in buying and I do not want to take a surprise and if I needed to try the trial and I downloaded it I did not go. Thank you!
Is there a way to switch a project from NTSC to PAL or vise versa? I need to burn DVDs with slideshows for both Europe and the USA (family in both countries).
It is very time consuming to create two identical projects for just a conversion issue.
Unfortunately, there's no easy way to switch between PAL and NTSC. You'll have to recreate most of it.
One thing you can do is save your menu as a template so that's one less thing you have to redo.
From the Menu Stage, Edit menu --> Save the current menu as a new template.
H, does anyone know what GOP is? I have not been able to write to disc because of a GOP error. I went trhu the help files and it is not very helpful. I seem to be stuck on this one cpmonent. Can anyone offer some advice.
Thanks
Actually I am facing the GOP error too. The error says "Video GOP is too long..."
Just to see what happens, I hit Continue when I got this error message to continue to burn the DVD. It burns right however the DVD hangs in the first second when loaded on a Standalone.
Hello,
I seem to remember in a very old version that you could increase the number of passes. Does that feature still exist? Did it do much?
I understand from a bit of reading that the Pros have software that they can 'hand tweak' the compression during various parts of the movie. What are they doing? Is this a feature that might get added?
I know that you can do more than 2 passes when you choose DivX file output (advanced mode), but I've never used it and I don't know how the pros tweak things.
Is it possible to use TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress to join two mp4 audio/video files together without re-encoding? Both files have the same resolution, bit rate, etc.
After outputting a DVD project from Authoring Works, I am unable to delete the output from the hard drive. All files are deleted except the VOB files. For these files I get an "Access id Denied" error. As well, what is worse, I am not able to take "ownership" of these files, in spite of the fact that my user is an administrator, with full rights to the whole computer.
I am using Vista 32-bit, and have never had this problem with any other product. However, it has been the case with every project I've outputted from Authoring Works... it's now taking up around 30GB of space... and makes me not want to output any more projects!
My user is member of a Windows 2003 domain. So is my computer.
If I log in as the local administrator, I can delete the files. It is only with the domain user that I am denied access.
So, it seems there is a bug in the program that if a user is a domain user, the VOB files which are exported are not erasable by that user.
It may also be related the bug that the "finalizing VOB files" process is amazingly slow... it takes about 1 minute per VOB file, when using the domain user.
I am using TMPGENC to encode .avis I have created from old and very noisy black and white films into.mpeg for DVDs.
The instruction for setting the controls on the Noise Reduction filter only refers toreducing "color" noise (Chrominance). These films are black and white and have been desaturated. They don't have color noise, only luminance noise
Does either or both of the filter methods in the Noise Reduction filter also effect luminance noise?
If there is no luminance reduction, should I ignore the noise reduction filter when working with Black and White films?