Hi,

I keep getting the error


"an error occured during the filter chain reconstruction. Refer to the details below to find which part failed.
Write error occurred at address 014BA09D of module resize.vme with 000000



this happens when I try to open a SVCD MPG file I go to "set source and then to "add file" I select the MPG file and click on open and then it starts doing something and after about 15-30 mins (file is about 700MB) it comes back and gives me the message.

It never use to do it with other mpg svcd files that I downloaded a month ago.

I can play the video no problem with power dvd or windvd 6.0

I have alots of memory 256 MB 10 gigs of HD space and my drive is NTFS and the machine is a P4-3.0 Ghtz\n

any ideas on what is wrong ?>????

thanks for any input...

Maxxxeee

I'm getting the same exact error. The program worked flawlessly the first several times. nNow it does this every time.

If I start a project on laptop "A", using a removable firewire or USB

If I start a project on laptop "A", using a removable firewire or USB drive, then try to use laptop "B" to further edit the project, or encode the project, I get the following errors:

(jpg file contining error messages is located at:)

www.hecht-haus.net/TMPGEncError.jpg

The drive letter for the removable drive are the same on both laptops.

This is crazy! I am starting to believe that the project file created on one computer cannot be edited (or encoded) on another computer! Is this true? Both computers have licensed versions of the product.

Also, I have tried renaming the AVI file on the removable drive, in hopes that TEMPGEnc would ask me to find it, and then be happy, however, it then looses all the editing cut points.

I have also noticed that there is no option to save the the new TEMPGEnc file format in a text format. This was a really cool feature in the 2.x versions, and allowed us to do some pretty cool edits. Wish that was possible in the 3.x version.

Joe

Hello
I hope someone can help me. I usually encode video captured through a PCTV card using the frameserver feature in Vdub. That means AVI is captured using Vdub and Xvid, edited later in Vdub, frameserved to TMGEnc who then creates mpeg2 file. This process works great with 2.5, but the new 3.0 refuses to encode the file. The file gets recognized indeed but an error occurs when actual encoding starts. The 2.5 version I am using is a registerd one, while the 3.0 is the trial one.
TMPgenc support just told me they do not guarantee frameserver applications.
Has anybody gone through this problem already?

Thanks

This is the case, VFAPI plug-in are guaranted to function when they come from Pegasys, other are functional if they can...

RGB, can you tell me a little bit more please?
Thank you.

Is there no merge function in tmpeg xpress 3 anymore like in tmpeg v2.5 ?
It could save alot time with unnessecary recoding.

I have an AVI where the audio is really bad. The source was like this too. The sound is really muffled. Is there any way to make it better? Here are the specs of the audio in terms of GSpot:

Codec: 0x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-1 Layer 3
Bitrate: 137 kb/s (68/ch, stereo) CBR
Fs: 48000 Hz

And I have another question about converting the video to MPEG-2 for DVD. The resolution is: 608x464 (1.31:1) [~13:10]

It is definitely supposed to be full screen. Should I use VAM Center, Full Screen, or Full Screen (Keep Aspect Ratio)? I really don't understand which to use in cases like these.

Maybe I should've asked at the Videohelp.com forums for the audio issue since it has no relation to TMPGEnc. But for some reason, Videohelp.com won't load for me (both of my computers) and yet it loads for other people. I'm wondering if my IP address got blocked by them or what but I don't remember doing anything bad at their forums. :(

Where can i download mpeg2 codec so i could get my tmpgenc working??????

http://www.marumo.ne.jp/mpeg2/

>http://www.marumo.ne.jp/mpeg2/

What do with the file after i finish downloading it?

Try reading the readme.txt file.

For the experts out there that have experienced both versions.

Is the new Xpress version better, i.e. in terms of quality and speed? I'm happy with 2.5 and short of cash.

XP3 is a bit faster (not much), and the B-Frame-Bug is corrected (this can be done in TMPGEnc 2.5x also).

If you are happy with 2.5x, stay at this version (like i do).

My knowledge of TMPGenc is very very basic and so basically I will just load up a file and then convert it usually altering no settings at all. So my question is this, what settings should I edit to reduce the file size of an mpeg file (whilst still retaining decent audio and visual quality) and where are those settings located? If anyone has any advice about compressing the file as another format (although Im hoping only to work with mpegs and avi's) in other programs instead then that will be appreciated too.

Thanks

HELLO GUYS
I am new and I need to transfer a 480 MB AVI file to DVD or to SVCD in order to burn it on DVD or CD. ?
Can anyone help with this > and how long should it take...it took me about 8 hours to encode it..Many thanks for all your tech help.
Regards,
WILLY

What's the playtime of the Source-Movie? It's filesize doesn't matter...

What do you mean it 8 hours to encode it?
You mean you already converted it, so what did you encode it to?

Hello

I have converted tons of DV material already but now I have a serious problem.

The source has lots of fast motion in it, and when I convert the source to mpeg2(doesn't matter which format) the picture is kind of jumpy, jerky and stuttering.

CCE is able to convert the DV source correctly, but I need the filters so I have to use Tmpgenc. Maybe I should try AVISynth

It looks like Tmpgenc removes to many information so fast movements are not smooth anymore.



Following settings:

DC component precision = 10
Motion search precision = Very Slow
Field order = Tried both
Filters = Deinterlace
Use floating point DCT = Tried both
Detects scene changes = On

Don't do any deinterlacing!
Field order is bff (TMPGEnc > 12a)

I also have this problem with some Avi's and DivX's where it jitters every second or half second.. i have only used TMPGenc simply to convert avi>dvd or divx>dvd and have no experience in setting any other parameters... it mostly does what i ask it.. but i would dearly love to get rid of the jitter
BobMcN

Can anyone teach me how to check if my video is correctly proportioned? I can't really tell. Here is what GSpot says:

AVI Resolution: 704x480 (1.47:1) [~16:11]

I want to put it on a DVD. What Video Arrange Method should I select if it's out of proportioned?

If the Movie is 4:3 and your Target is DVD at 704x480 or 720x480, just use Center, nothing else.

Is that Center or Center (keep aspect ratio)? Sorry, I'm dumb. :)

Also, my other files don't have the correct proportion either. Here's what GSpot says:

Resolution: 634x464 (1.34:1) [~16:12]

Should I still do the Center like above? Also, the audio codec is MPEG-1 Layer 3. It plays in Windows Media Player but in Virtualdub and VDubMOD, it said it could not decompress the audio. Why is that? Should I just convert it normally in TMPGEnc?

Center (without anything) is the best choice if TMPGEnc has not to do any resizing. If the Input size is the same than the Output size, always use Center.

Your second Movie seams to be 4:3 (something like that...).

For a propper fit i suggest to clip it to 628x464.
Use Center (Custom size) 688,464
Target size is 704x480 (NOT 720x480)!

Thanks. Is there a difference between Center and Full Screen? I thought the output size is 720x480 because that's the standard? Then the input size (704x480) is not the same as the output size...?

704x480 is also standard-DVD-Size.

Full Screen always trys to fit the Video to full size (resizing). But in this case, this will lower the Quality (and the Conversion-Speed).

Center takes the Video as is and does nothing to it.

Center (custom size) does a resizing to the given size - that's what you want.

BTW: It is better to do the Resizings in AVISynth and use always Center in TMPGEnc, because the Resizers of AVISynth are much better.

I agree I have recently been trying out the new LANCZOS4 resizer in AVISYNTH with excellent results.
Reduces mice teeth and stair stepping to a minimum and are hardly noticible when compared to some other resizing methods.