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I'm another Studio 7 user, capturing on a pinnacle dc10 card.
The problem I'm having is a little strange. I'll capture video, and
try to convert it with tmpgenc plus.
SOMETIMES when I try and open a file, tmpgenc plus will just hang -
stops responding, but not consuming any CPU.
Other times, it seems to work ok, after about 10-20secs pause.
ALL THE TIME, if I do successfully convert a file, the next file I go
to open will cause tmpgenc plus to hang.
I have tried a couple of codecs, morgan, picvideo (I think - it has a
watermark over it if you haven't registered it), and one other - none
of which seem to work.
Try increasing the AVI VFW and the AVI opendml and the directhow filter to a higher priority in the environment settings. This may solve the problem, if not then the stuff captured with your card is not compatale with TMPGENC.
Did u capture using YU12?
Use these settings to capture for best quality and performance:
320*240
YU12
NO RECOMPRESSION
CD quality audio 44100Hz
22/30fps
This is what I use and have been able to acheive high quality. Take a look at my sample, re-encoded in MPEG2 4 times:
If the app was not at fault it would not give me a bug report. If it was the movie file it would not play in media player, it would not play in winDVD. It plays and opens in everything but this. This app also refuses to open any mpg file correctly leaving out the audio if I am lucky to open the mpg at all.
I have tried to convert an avi file to DivX with quite poor quality. It seems to be better to convert the avi-file to MPEG2 first, and then convert this to DivX. Can anyone confirm this? And if it is better, why? Which tools are best to use when convert to DivX (FLASKMpeg)?
If i compare the quality/size from TMPGEnc¡s AVI->MPEG1 with the AVI->DivX 3.** i don¡t see any better quality in the DivX (standard VCD 2.0, and then convert to DivX same size). Is all talk about the superior DivX quality just nonsens????
I have tried to convert an avi file to DivX with quite poor quality. It seems to be better to convert the avi-file to MPEG2 first, and then convert this to DivX. Can anyone confirm this? And if it is better, why? Which tools are best to use when convert to DivX (FLASKMpeg)?
If i compare the quality/size from TMPGEnc¡s AVI->MPEG1 with the AVI->DivX 3.** i don¡t see any better quality in the DivX (standard VCD 2.0, and then convert to DivX same size). Is all talk about the superior DivX quality just nonsens????
got this error while using wizard dvd pro to create dvd with your program.............an address 73f91d04,read error occurred against address 73f91d04......please advise how this can be fixed or do i have to adjust a setting and attempt the process to split files?
I keep seeing exeryone posting that Tmpgenc does not work with Divx5...I have converted several movies in Divx5 pro format with Tmpgenc to SVCD with no errors and the movies play back fine?
So what is the incompatibility suppose to be about?
Hi when i try to convert a DVIX.avi rip, it says AN ERROR OCCURED WHEN AUDIO WAS DECODED. I can play the .avi file just fine in windows media player, And i am able to convert other avi files, but this one gives me that error, any ideas what i might do/check?
I am a new user and keep getting the same error message. It always comes when the file is 90% complete or better. I have upped the Direct Show filter all the way to 3 now, and have made many changes to the Quantize Matrix, to no avail. Is there anything else I might try? I've been at it since early this morning with no luck.
I get this msg when I load a video source and then select the "Settings" button. I am running windows 98. Am I missing a Windows file or do I need to change any configuration.
That's the version I have. The first Wizard screen comes up, but everything else is greyed. The template tree is totally blank. I can manually load in templates, but not via the Wizard. I'm running Win2K and the software is on H: patition (I tried C: but had same problem). I noticed there waw no install program. I simply unzipped the contents into a directory and ran the application.
That's the version I have. The first Wizard screen comes up, but everything else is greyed. The template tree is totally blank. I can manually load in templates, but not via the Wizard. I'm running Win2K and the software is on H: patition (I tried C: but had same problem). I noticed there waw no install program. I simply unzipped the contents into a directory and ran the application.
I'll try. But this is the latest and "freshest" copy. I'm wondering if there are some environment variables I need to set. For example, there is a configeration settings file. Is this read by TMPGEnc or by the OS? Also, all my template files have ".mcf" extension, but doesn't the program search for ".tpr"?
all the templates have .mcf ,I dont use the wizard cuz the wizard seem to lock in most of the settings and to get a better quality I need to adjust the bitrate and other locked settings.....does any one know how to get rid of the wizard?cuz I hate haveing to turn it off every time I start the program.......
I'll try. But this is the latest and "freshest" copy. I'm wondering if there are some environment variables I need to set. For example, there is a configeration settings file. Is this read by TMPGEnc or by the OS? Also, all my template files have ".mcf" extension, but doesn't the program search for ".tpr"?