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Here is what I am trying to do... I now am exporting my Premiere timeline (as AVI files) to a network computer I have dedicated to running TMPGEnc 24/7. Now the question is, how can I control TMPGEnc from the remote workstation? I guess I could telnet in and run it from the command line, but so far I've been unable to locate the TMPGEnc-Plus operating manual. I assummend once I paid my $49 dollars I'd get a link to it, but so far nothing. GUI operation would be preferable to command line, but either will do as long as I have the information I need to set it up. Suggestions?
WinVNC will allow you to control a remote computer through a windowed interface, putting a copy of the remote computeres desktop on your screen. I have been using it for a number of years to control my servers, and it works fine. It is a FREE product from those fine people at the AT&T laboratories.
Thank you for the great reference. Looks perfect. I'm downloading the files and doc's now. I tried using Remote Desktop with Netmeeting, but it didn't work out. First thing tomorrow I'll give this a try.
Hi I Dl an eval Copy. I do video editing on a MAC but was told this MPEG2 converter was much better on my PC. My Question is how do you encode the MP2 in DVD NTSC without the audio? I need to keep them sepatate to import into DVD studio pro on MAc I can check off video only but it seems only in mpeg1 mode Thanks wizrdman
Techno I have downloaded part of the file from the link ftp://ftp.imbetterthanyou.com/pub/incoming/techno/lb-my_way.mpg
I must say I was unfortunately unimpressed by the quality and was expecting better. Of the 15mb which I downloaded, there is low evidence of macroblocks, but I think this is due to the fact that the image is blurred and has extreme loss of detail. There is also some evidence of A/V sync problems and low sound quality.
You may have better and I would expect better from MPEG2.
Below is a link to a 30 sec clip of American Pie2 I have converted to Mpeg2 SVCD.
Even though this MPEG2 file is of much higher quality, without macroblocks than your MPEG2 and has the same audio bitrate, the 30 second clip is actually smaller in file size than a 30 sec clip of the one I have downloaded from you.
Incidentally this movie is 1hr 46 mins and easily fits on to two 80 mins Cd's as do all the movies I create.
I don't think the MPEG2 filters u r using a giving u the CORRECT quality, there are no a/v synch issues, been tested by myself on 5 machines, and 54 people in America and say it is great.
I hope you are not trying to start up something.
THIS STUFF IS CAPTURED!!!!!!!!!!! VERY HARD TO ACHEIVE GOOD QUALITY.
The filters I happen to be using are WinDVD filters. So nothing wrong there. Capture or not I still think it's poor quality and there is slight A/V desync. I did say you probably had better. Why don't you upload a small clip of a DVD rip. I'd like to see your work on this. But it must be similar in size to mine.
I will be posting some new links to the above file as the that link obviously doesn't work.
Ashy
Hi,
Try this: Go in your Windows Explorer. Create a file named Tmpgenc in Programs Files. Go back in your Unzip program where Tmpgenc was unzipped. Select Extract. Choose to extract in C:/Program files/Tempgenc. Then start Tempgenc from the Explorer. And Bob is your uncle.
I have loaded temeng, with the project file loader(t4empeng.vfp), everytime
i try to load the video, it keeps saying d2v cannot open or unsupported.
any answers...
I had this problem until I reduced the audio bitrate in tempeng from 324 (or whatever the default they have for mpeg2) to 128. I found this out by hacking it to accept a file. Then when the sound went loud, it garbled, amking it sound like the bitrate was too high for the program to handle.
Now I ma having a weird error from DVDit fro files encoded by tempeng. It says video picture size larger than buffer. Anyone know why?
I've created an AVI in virtual dub, using audio of 44.1KHz and video size of 352*288 (PAL VCD format). When I play back the AVI the sound seems fine. When I convert to MPG1 for VCD using TMPG the sound becomes really load and peaks a lot of the time when played back.
What is the correct max. Bitrate for Standard-SVCD to use at VBR/CBR (if it makes any difference)?
Some says 2520, others says 2376 kbit/s for the Video-Bitstream.
The Audio-Bitstream is at 224 kbit/s.
Hi
After multiplexing an mpeg video file and a .wav audio file i get very loud
crackles (or "dropouts) in audio. The .wav audio itself is ok (when you play it with cooledit or winamp). Any suggestions ?
Why should i extract the wav ind VDub ? Remember: i multiplexed an mpeg & a wav file to a new mpeg1 file (btw: its a music video). I think its a problem with TMPGenc.
started tmpgenc, in the wizard i choosed pal-vcd, choosed the mpeg video file & the .wav file (with 16 bits & 44.1 khz stereo). then started the conversion. thats all
Though I've never benched marked them or run the same file on both machines to gauge them identically, I think the NT box is a good bit faster with similar file sizes.
I use DVDx + avysinth plugin + tempgenc plus
Today i cut my video files with MPEG Tools. But i d like to know if it s possible to obtain, as Dvdx, severals video files which cut while encoding.
what you can do is use the "source range"and you don"t have to cut your movies,you can set it so you encode the first half and then encode the second half,but cutting while encodeing with tmpgenc is imposible.....