AVI which is captured by ADOBE Premiere 6.5 can be opened in TMPGEnc without any problems. Then when any part of the ADOBE Timeline is exported to MOVIE
resulting AVI CAN NOT be brought into TMPGEnc.
is it Type-1/Type-2 issue ?
How to check AVI if it is Type-1 or Type-2 DV ?
thanks

Well Tmpgenc does not support Type 1 DV Files, so if you are exporting the files to Type 1 DV then don"t..Try downloading a VFW DV Codec and export useing that DV Codec, The MainConcept DV Codec is a Type 2 DV Codec and it is a VFW Codec, I think the Canopus DV Codec is a Type 2 DV Codec also..

Thanks for your reply. How can I find if AVI created is of Type-1 or Type-2 DV?
thanks again.

>AVI which is captured by ADOBE Premiere 6.5 can be opened in TMPGEnc without any problems. Then when any part of the ADOBE Timeline is exported to MOVIE
>resulting AVI CAN NOT be brought into TMPGEnc.
>is it Type-1/Type-2 issue ?
>How to check AVI if it is Type-1 or Type-2 DV ?
>thanks

I got smame problem like you. But TMPGEnc can open Microsoft DV format witch just capture from Adobe Premiere (without exorting movie with Microsoft DV AVI). I don't why.

I don"t really know how to tell if it is Type 1 or type 2 accept By which codec it is compressed to, But as Long as you use a Type 2 codec they it will be a Type 2 File..Microsoft DV Codec is Type 2 ,If you have problems loading in files that are Mictosoft DV Codec files then try Raiseing the Priority of the "OpenDML File reader" in the Vfapi Plugins..I this there is a Way to easily convert Between Type 1 and Type 2 files, But I can"t remember the Program that does it, If I find out I"ll post info about it...

http://www.dvideohome.com/canopus_dv.htm

ASHY

I want to convert divx to VCD with subtitles, but if I put subtitles the picture in Preview is upside/down. When I turn off subtitle everything goes back to normal.I am using vobsub 2.23 filter.What is the problem?

Locate your VOBSUB directory then double click 'DirectVobSub Configure'
Click the 'Misc' tab and check the option for flipping the picture.

ASHY

I've been trying to fight my way through encoding a file with TMPGEnc 2.510.49.157. I've gone through all the other posts about the runtime error and tried all suggestions

Defragment the file (Done)
Raise the priority for VFAPI (Done)
Run in compatability mode (Done, both in 95 and NT4SP5 mode)
Scan the file for errors with VirtualDub (Done)
Use VirtualDub Frame Serving mode (Done)
Make sure there's enough freespace (Done, there's over 30Gb Free, and TMPEG crpas out at ~35Mb on the output file)

I've even tried a few things not listed like using Goldwave to split out the audio to a wave file and then saving the file without audio from VirtualDub and then Frame Serving that AVI.

Oh and the error isn't one you can ingore either like I've seen suggested before. Upon runtime error encoding stops, and restarting the encoding wipes out what has been done so far.

Nothing works!!! I've been able to encode the file with the NTSC VCD template, and I belive I've been able to do the VTSC SVCD at least once successfully (but even that is failing now). But as soon as I try tweaking the encoder settings I run into problems. The file isn't one from the net, isn't a DivX, isn't anything else all the errors get blamed on. It's a 20 minute DV AVI capture from my Digital Camcorder. Ultimately what I'm trying to get is a XVCD at the same resolution (720x480, 29.970fps) as the input file.

I was happy when I found that TMPGEnc would let me do VCD quality for free and I was going to purchase Plus when I had the money to do so. But with as many problems as there seem to be I don't see why anyone would pay for this software.

Anyone have any truly useful help? Or can they point me to another encoder that actually works and at least has a trial period. (Currently I'm unemployed and can little afford to throw money away on software that doesn't work)

Well it looks like you aren"t haveing Much luck with Tmpgenc, The only other Thing I can think of is Maybe useing a different DV Codec but that might not help either..Well at least there are a couple High Quality encoders out there that Will Hopefully work, But Tmpgenc is the Cheapest of the High Quality encoders..If you E-Mail me I"ll try to hook you up with A different Mpeg encoder that should work,...

I was having same problems and, this is unlogical but, all problem comes from a corrupted avi file.

Just load it with virtualdub (I use virtualdubmod) select a new compression like divx in video option, and save it again.

You will have a new file without corruption.

I'm fairly certain it's not file corruption because I've

1) Scanned the file with VirtualDub with no reported errors

2) Saved the file out with a different filename from VirtualDub (same problem using that file as input)

3) Been able to encode the same input file with TMPEnc at least twice before

i got the Your program that evry1 say its the "best" so i use : p4 2.4 512 ddr
asus board so.. when i use your TMPG like the Wizad syle i use : es/system
after along time of Rendering the End Is NO SOUND AT ALL not in the mpeg and not in the wav. I capture from Dazzle and on there prog its work and all off the prog. i use ? SO WHY IN THIS WORLD THERE IS NO SOUND AFTER I FINISH RENDERING !!!! i got the last ver and no other ver i use its work and i took
MPEG-2 and want 2 Encode its bitrate from 4000 to 2000

plz if u say your prog can do the audio just say so i dont spent any money on it


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Minion ( Mail ) 03/07 (Fri) 01:36 ( ID:a6p1jd3ovjw ) [ Edit / Delete / Reply with quotation ]
What Format are you captureing to With your Dazzle set up???


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Tomo 03/07 (Fri) 02:49 ( ID:nsbkh5almbg ) [ Edit / Delete / Reply with quotation ]
ok...tmpg doesnt do certain types of audio
just extract the audio to wav with virtualdub...use full processing mode in audio setting
then insert audio an video seperatly in tmpg



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Ashy 03/07 (Fri) 09:04 ( ID:n3gjkhi6dvc ) [ Edit / Delete / Reply with quotation ]
Are you making sure the audio field is filled when loading your file?
If not this is your problem and you may have to extract the audio to a wav file first.

ASHY


ok 1 : Minion i use dvd format and thw dazzle cupture the audio on LPCM ok

2 : Tomo when i use difrrent program such Virtual. its fuck the audio sync i see movie then the sound came the man speak then i heard is voice

3 : Ashy im stupid but i check the audio be4 i use Tmpeg

I don"t know what You aren"t getting any Audio But I guess you can allways use something else to Encode the audio, Or you can Try one of the "Audio Encoder Plugins" for Tmpgenc like SCMPX or Toolame..I allways Use a seperate audio encoder To encode the audio ....

i use this program but i get NO AUDIO or i got bad synch

where can I find this at? this tutorial I'm reading for the PS2 VCD player says I need to load that up before I do anything else, but it didn't come with TMPGEnc like it said it was supposed to. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks, Andy

You can find it here:
http://www.ps2collector.co.uk/ps2jsp/showtools.jsp?section=Tools

ASHY

Just wondering is it possible to save the project before the encoding process is finished.... Say 10% through the encoding phase, close the computer down and return to the same location later.... I have tried it without any success, any help would be appreciated.... After opening a saved project the encoding process starts again from the beginning.... Thankyou to anyone who can help me out....

NO..Once you have started encodeing you Basicly have to wait till it is Done, you can"t save the Project part way through the encodeing to start up the next day were you left off..I don"t think Any encoder can do this...

I know one that can pause when ur encoding pretty useful too :)

Yes you can Pause the encodeing By Clicking "Stop" and when it asks you if you want to abort encodeing just Don"t answer .......

I've been making VCD backups of my DVD collection and I'm on Blade 2 right now. I've burnt all four cd's, but the last cd, number 4, has some problems. When I try watching it, the video will go black for a few seconds and then it'll show up again. The audio works when the video is out and the movie continues, only I can't tell what the hell is going on! CD's 1, 2 and 3 are fine, however. Any idea's?

Well if it is in Both the Disk and the Mpeg file you will have to encode that Part over again.......

can anyone tell me the best software to put mpeg to vcd i am currently using ulead is this a good program.sometimes the film crasses towars the end and im burning them on 4

I am trying to convert a .avi file into a .mpeg/vcd. But time after time Tmpgenc stops the encoding process after it finishes encoding 77% of the file and then it just stays on the same frame untill I force close Tmpgenc. I think that there may be some bad frames or something like that in my source .avi file if that is the case, how do I fix it?

Aaron.

There isn"t Much you can do to get it to Encode the whole file the whole way through if there are Corrupted frames But you can use the "Source Range" and set Tmpgenc to start encodeing another file a Few frames after were it freezes then join the 2 files Together with the Merge & Cut..

Can I convert a PAL avi or mpg file to NTSC with this software?

Tmpgenc is terrible at frame rate conversion, your better off using canopus procoder.

http://www.canopus.com/us/products/procoder/pm_procoder.asp

Tmpgenc is terrible at frame rate conversion, your better off using canopus procoder.

http://www.canopus.com/us/products/procoder/pm_procoder.asp

Procoder is Very Expensive and it is very hard to find a hacked version of it..But you can use AVISynth to do it,I had some Sync problems useing AVISynth to convert Pal to NTSC but it was easy enough to fix, and Some High Quality Editing Programs do NTSC/Pal conversions, Like Vegas Video 4 does Very high Quality conversions to Pretty much any Frame Rate format...

Hi....I'm getting an error message when I try to load a video file onto TMPEnc.
The error message reads: "TMPgenc has caused an error in the MP43DMOD.DLL and will now close, if this problem continues try restarting your computer.
I've restarted my computer, but it doesn't make any difference... can anyone suggest a solution..thanks in advance.

I too have been having a similar problem.

It will encode some files fine, and others it bombs with an illegle operation "TMPGENC caused an exception 10H in module MP43DMOD.DLL at 0167:073e5c5d."

It does it on all formats....please help!!!

wartsilla

After reading more posts on the bbs, I have figured it out. The problem is with Windows Media Player 9. I removed media player 9, went into the system files and deleted MP43DMOD.DLL, then went to the windows downloads and downloaded and installed media player 7.1 and it WORKS!!!!

wartsilla

when you use the cut and merge function, the audio misses for the last 32 seconds of the film.

even if you don´t cut/edit the mpg-file!

what could this be? and it´s a real bug, cause all users i talked to had the same problem.

The Merge & Cut is a Bit buggy at times and a Miriad problems seem to pop up, especially when cutting the second half of a File..I would sugest useing a Real Mpeg editor like "Womble Mpeg2VCR" to edit and Join files...

thanks alot for your answer. it´s a pitty that tmpgenc doesn´t work correctly, cause it would be the easiest and most comfortable way to edit .mpg´s.

can i do cuts with womble? example cut the first 5 seconds. it would be great if the program would just really cut, and not rerender or such a thin.

sorry for my bad english, but i am from austria. ;o)~~~