I'm trying to convert an avi to dvd, but when I try to change the source range, I get an invalid pointer operation.

I hope many ppl agree with me on this one. TMPGenc is a very useful but highly time consuming product. It would be nice to see features enabling distributed processing, ie encoding one file using many PCs. Some people dont have the luxury of multi-processor motherboards, however, there are many who do have more than one PC.

I must admit that i dont really know much about how the programing works, but isnt there a way to utilise the multithreding support to share the workload over a network?

Well, any information on this matter would be greatly appreciated.

PS. I think this has been mentioned somewhere else on this board, but it wast a direct request so I thought it was necessary. ;)

Hi Ashy,

Awhile back you emailed me your tmpgenc templates for vcd and svcd...I just had a hard drive crash and was wondering if you could send them to me again.

Thanks alot

Phantased

Hi Ashy,

You can have a copy of my templates, if U like.

Just email me

Kurt (Downunder)

It's not me that wants them.
I've already sent them anyways.

can you guys send me the vcd template too? tnx!

I had to reformat my hard drive, and I lost the keys for AC3 plugin.

How do I get them now?

All the emails sent to "support@pegasys-inc.com" come back as failure delivery.

I need this plug in bad. I have several projects on hold, and I can not get a response from Pegasys.

How do I get my keys?

Someone please help.

Hey all, i just converted IceAge from .avi to mpeg2. the conversion went flawless, end product is fantastic. but when i go to put it on a dvd Easy" dvd creator cant use the file....arugh! unfortunatly i got use to this program for cd's. any sugestions?
cbr standard format
non interlace
43525 line ntsc
video high quality....rest @ default settings.

Will there be any chance to convert RMVB to MPEG using TMPGEnc Xpress 3.0? The quality of RMVB seems pretty good and I'll love to see TMPGEnc can do the conversion.

Once again, TDA has failed to read chapter titles properly, whereas other programs manage to do so.

Once again, it's Farscape. Season 3, volume 4-B.

It's always the second title, it seems, that TDA fux up on.

This was old last weekend; or was it the weekend before last?

when i try to unzip the tmpgenc i get a response that a DLL fill is missing
"TSAd.DLL" How can i fix this.

>when i try to unzip the tmpgenc i get a response that a DLL fill is missing
>"TSAd.DLL" How can i fix this.

Can anyone tell me how to convert avi files to a format that can be written directly to dvd, so my home cinema can play it??

Many thanks

Just load the AVI into TMPG and select the appropiate template for DVD.

Hi,

Is it possible to create a VCD from two or more asf files?

ie, how do I put more than one 20 minute clip onto one vcd?

Hope someone can help

Roddy

Number the files in sequence like file001.asf, file002.asf, file003.asf and so on then enable the 'Open sequence files as a movie' option in the general tab in 'Enviromental settings'
Then just load the first file of the sequence.

Video bitrate 1000kbit/sec
Audio bitrate 256kbit/sec
Total bitrate 1256kbit/sec

File size (for this specific clip) according to TMPGEnc 3.0 eXpress: 345.01MB

Length 38 minutes, 24 seconds

What I get is ~354MB

It is easy to prove now that the encoder is using 1kbit=1024bit, while the target size calculator is using 1kbit=1000bit.

I believe that the calculator is using the correct calculations while the encoder is using the wrong.

Exactly. I tried encoding a 90 min 1400MB file to WM9 700K total bitrate and got the estimated file size of 1.59MB. Shame to as this is exactly what I want to use for my WM9 encodes. Maybe next year when the developers learn how to code calculations correctly.

Once again, TMPGEnc DVD Author has failed to read a title properly.

Once again, other DVD authoring programs do not fail.

The DVD is Farscape, Season 3, Volume 2 disc B.

The second episode, it reads to less than its full length.

This is getting old.