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First of sorry for all the yelling but I have been using TMPGEnc for awhile now, I even downloaded the newst one and have had no problems that i couldn't solve until now.
You see I use virtual dub to extract the audio and that works fine. But when i'm in TMPGEnc and I try to open the .wav in the audio source box TMPGenc freezes then crashes.
Try deleting the Nemo pack and then restart your computer.If that doesn't work re-install Nemo (make a backup copy of it first) I have had mixed results with Nemo supplied codecs.
well i fixed the problem my uninstalling tmpgenc and reinstalling it, but it has become very unstable. It crashes often for no reason. I tried defraging my hd and everything:( I have wins 98 se.
I got the audio to open and converted it but like i said. Tmpgenc keeps crashing not only when i try to convert a file bt for no reason like when i tried the merge and cut it just froze and crashed.
Hi everybody,
I am using TMPEGenc version 2.57. During encoding to mpeg-2 I receive the message "illegal floating point calculation error". This message is not coming every time at the same point of the cenversion, I receive it at various points. Since this is the first time I am using TMPEGenc I would be glad for any hint which can help me.
This is a regular question, so rather than type the answer it would be better if you type 'decimal' into the search box above. You will then be presented with your solution.
Hello I'm a newbe. So this question might be stupid.
I'm looking to make better SVCD than the standard in tmpgenc. I've heard of Ksvcd and Xsvcd. I'm using downloaded DivX files. I understand that I can save my custom setting so each time I can use them.
So what would you bright minds suggest I change things too. Also with custom setting how can I calculate the true file size, so I dont waste cd space.
Post your mail and I'll send you some templates I have which will produce high quality MPEGs better than the standard setting and will allow for high quality with a smaller file size.
I have sent these to many others and haven't had any bad reports so far.
Try them out and take a look at them and adjust them as you see fit.
>Post your mail and I'll send you some templates I have which will produce high quality MPEGs better than the standard setting and will allow for high quality with a smaller file size.
>I have sent these to many others and haven't had any bad reports so far.
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>Try them out and take a look at them and adjust them as you see fit.
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>ASHY
We'd like a copy of them as well please...please send to Lusty2EachOther@hotmail.com THANKS!!!!
>Post your mail and I'll send you some templates I have which will produce high quality MPEGs better than the standard setting and will allow for high quality with a smaller file size.
>I have sent these to many others and haven't had any bad reports so far.
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>Try them out and take a look at them and adjust them as you see fit.
>
>ASHY
There are only a handful of programs able to do this and even then most DVD players don't support it.
It would be advisable to go to VCDhelp.com and have a look at the DVD player list and see if your player supports SVCD subs before going any further.
How do i cut a movie thats already converted? Lets say i wanna cut the last part of the credits or something. Also, how long will this take is it a long process?
Go to "file" to "Mpeg tools"then to merge and cut" here is were you can edit, load your file in and click "edit" and it is pretty self explanitory from there...It should take maybe 10 minutes, if everything goes right....
Thx a lot dude, really appreciate it. im trying to get to knwo this app. Kicks ass. Just trying to improve the quality of my movies. The shit is kind of hard. Got some templates but have to figure out how im gonna tweak 'em to improve the quality.
The biggest thing you can do to raise the quality is to raise the bitrate, the quality of the mpeg is directly related to the bitrate used, then the text best thing it increase quality is increase the resolution ,that is if your dvd player will play higher resolutions.....
I am very new at this, and know pretty much nothing. I bought a DVD player for my tv and it says that it accepts VCD. I just downloaded a movie but it is in .avi format. When I went to burn this file to a CD-R it said that I had to convert it to a mpeg. I have not downloaded this product because I don't know if this is what I need or not. Please let me know if I should be using this, and if it self explanitory or is there a lot involved with creating this VCD to play on my DVD player. Thanks for your help.
Makeing a vcd does not seem like a simple proscess when you first start to learn cuz there quite a few variables involved that can change the way you go about doing it...If everything goes perfectly and all the files are in the correct formats it can go quite smoothly, but that doesn"t happen very often..But to answer your question This program will turn an avi file into a mpeg1 or mpeg2 file to burn as a vcd or svcd or even a dvd if you have a dvd burner, It actually is One of the best programs there is for that purpose and much cheaper than most with better quality than most..But if you wan"t to read a "How Too" Guide go to "www.vcdhelp.com" and you can read quite a few and you can learn some of the terminology...good luck
Some DVD players will play straight mpg files (you can get a list from VCD Help)but most of the dvd players want a mpg file that has been "finalized" by a burner program like NERO.
Download the simple and free TMPG program and let the Wizard handle your transition.Then when the mpg coding is done use Nero to burn your VCD. You can download the basic demo version of TMPG for free but if you want to get a little fancier you might try the TMPG Plus program. The TMPG Plus progam is useable for 14 days before it goes dead and you have to pay for it.This is the version that will let you change bitrates and other settings.
You can also download an "evaluation" version of Ahead's Nero Burning Rom. It stays viable for about a month before it goes dead and then to use it you must pay for it.
You can use any version to change the bitrates and settings, the demo and Plus version are all most exactly the same accept for the length of the trail period..
Okay. Post #4 here. I'm converting a 115 minute AVI to mpeg2 using CQ mode. 75% of the way through, I get the error message "Out Of Memory". Any ideas about what could be causing this problem. System is Athlon 1.4 thunderbird, A7V133 mobo, 768 MB memory from Crucial, Win 2000 SP2, and with over 30 GB of disk space available. I went to Doom9, and their solution was to replace the motherboard, which I plan for the future.
If they are in AVI format you just load the avi files into tmpgenc load the vcd template then choose your output directory then click "Start" then it will encode, but thay is the fast way of explaining it the long way would take all day , go to "www.vcdhelp.com" and they have a bunch of guides to tell you how to do it......
IS there a way to create a black boarder around the whole video. I mean like NTSC dvd video is 720x480 but I constantly have issues on different players/tv's that stretch or cut off portions of video, I would like to
for instance use a 640x480 image, and put a black border around it to equal 720x480. I want to be able to add a black border around the video that is within the confines of the resolution of the video.
Click setting, under advanced change the video arrange method to 'Center (custom size)' and put in the values you want, I.E 640x480.
This should give you a black border the whole way around within a 720x480 frame, but be aware this will distort the image by compressing it vertically due to the aspect ratio now being incorrect. To correct this put in the values 640x320. This should give you a border with the correct aspect ratio.
I have an Avi file which is in english. And i have the german Audio stream. How can i change the english one with the german Audio Stream. But without to encode it to an Mpeg?
Make sure the German audio is in wav format. Load the file into Virtualdub then click 'Audio'. From the menu choose wav audio then locate your German audio track. Click File>save avi. You should end up with the new audio in your AVI.
As an alternative, if you simplay want to exchange the audio directly with the German stream then download AVImux. This will allow you to use any stream with your AVI.
I wanted to convert a DivX film (25 frames ps) but when it finished roxio videocd creator couldn't create the cd because the system clock reference was to high
Now is my question, how can I change the system clock reference in TMPGenc wirhout adjusting the framerate (otherwise I see glitches in the movie, which is not pretty ;-))
I think your problem is that you have not attached the VCD headers to your MPEG and have just simply created an MPEG1 file and attempted to burn it as a VCD.
You need to run that file through the MPEGtools simple multiplexer and choose 'MPEG1 Video CD' as the type and then burn in Roxio. If that doesn't improve things then I suggest you dump that crap Roxio and get yourself a real VCD burning program such as Nero or VCD easy which won't give you these silly errors.