When I run TMPG on a *.avi file the mpeg video comes out perfectly but I can't hear a thing, have tried all audio setting, newbie what am I doing wrong. Need help with getting audio

Use "Virtual Dub" to extract the audio from your Source file to a WAV file and use that as the audio source...

Learning everyday, thanks for the advise, works great, cheers

what does file stream error mean and how do i sort it

Hi, when I encode a movie using Tmpg the encoded video file never changes from 0 bytes. Does anyone know why this is ??

Thanks

I've just upgraded my computer to a KT333 based motherboard
with a Athlon XP 2000+. I'm using windows 98.
When I'm trying to encode a divx-file to a VCD the
whole computer freezes. No bluescreen nothing working,
not even CTRL+ALT+DEL. It worked on my older Athlon 1,2 GHz on
a KT133 based motherboard running windows 98. Thankful for any helping
responses.

Tmpeenc is the Best

Sorry for first post hit the button..

I think that mo board has VIA chipset if so go to the VIA website and update the latency drivers for Via chipset.. this might be your problem..


MJ.

Hi, when I encode a movie using Tmpg the encoded video file never changes from 0 bytes. Does anyone know why this is ??

Thanks

STOP Posting the same Damn Question!!!!

Will TMPGEnc work with a celeron 600mhz processor?

It should. I've run it on a 900mHz Duron which is the equivalent and it runs. It runs slowly, but it runs.

Yes My other computer is a 800mhz Celeron and it works fine But slow...

Hi, when I encode a movie using Tmpg the encoded video file never changes from 0 bytes. Does anyone know why this is ??

Thanks

Hi, when I encode a movie using Tmpg the encoded video file never changes from 0 bytes. Does anyone know why this is ??

Thanks

i've got a movie that i want to cut into two files(because of the size).
i used the source range to define this, and the first file works great. But when i start to encode the last part(a little underneath half of the movie) it says that it will take about 714hours to encode.i've tried to increase the priority in the option->Environmental settings->VFAPI plug-in->DirectShow Multimedia File Reader to 2, but it didn't help.

anyone who can help?

Instead of useing the Source range encode the whole file then use a Mpeg editor to Cut the file in Half....

hi
does anyone know why i'm getting a message tmpgenc caused an exception in 10h in module mp43dmod.dll at 0187:073e5c5d when i try to encode any film,i had just encoded d-tox successfully.


thanks

From looking at the error It seems that it is the Codec that is decodeing the file that is causeing the error. "mp34dmod.dll" is the Mpeg-4 codec that is decodeing the file, it could be getting the error if your AVI file has errors in it, this is Probably the case if your files are downloaded off the net..You can try useing Virtula Dub to scan for errors and Mask the errors then make a Direct stream copy of the file and try encodeing the copy..or maybe try Frameserveing the file to tmpgenc...

Hi. I'm testing the program now and it seems to work pretty well, but I have a question:

1. It seems that a user is not able to control the size of the playback window (e.g., 720 x 480 or 640 x 480). Is this true or am I missing a step? I see the area that refers to the window size but it's grayed out. Is that because I only have the test version?

Thanks a lot for your help and I look forward to hearing from someone.

Best wishes,

Rand

TMPGEnc locks a lot of the settings. You can unlock any of them by right clicking on the field description and selecting unlock. You can also load an unlock template (unlock.mcf). It's in the Extra directory.

Hi,

I just purchased my licensed copy and received my serial number. I can't see anything on the splash screen where I am able to key in the serial number.

Help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Todd

I had the demo version, not the plus version loaded. Sorry about that.

I have the same problem, in fact I found your post looking for an answer. Hmm, seems like a good place to post one explaining the process. Let me know if you figured it out.