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TMPGEnc vcd/svcd problems

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by dragonsFB, May 15, 2002.

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  1. TechnoCop

    TechnoCop Member

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    Hi! I'm new here and i need help in TMPGEnc.
    I have a mpg of 509mb. The size is 352X240, NTSC and 29.970 FPS.

    I want to see the movie in Fullscreen and i don't know if it's better to put that on VCD, SVCD or DVD. What is the best option and what is the best configuration for high quality?

    I do some tests, but the result is not good

    Thanks! :)
     
    TechnoCop, Jul 2, 2002
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  2. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    TechnoCop: Read the rules -- no further non-related posts to threads -> start new thread instead.

    But to answer to your problem: your video is already in VCD format at least based on the stats you provided, so you simply burn it to VCD using Nero (look at our article section at http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/ for instructions) and it plays on your DVD player.

    Or what you mean by "fullscreen"?
     
    dRD, Jul 2, 2002
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  3. TechnoCop

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    It is possible to see the movie by an automatic fullscreen if i put that on CD?
    It is automatic if i use Nero? Thanks
     
    TechnoCop, Jul 2, 2002
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  4. dRD

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    dRD, Jul 2, 2002
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  5. dragonsFB

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    If its clean, I would put it in SVCD and then double click it for full screen, if you want crisp. VCD I find can be a bit of a blurr.

    DF
     
    dragonsFB, Jul 3, 2002
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  6. dragonsFB

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    By the way I still have not been able to burn the file I have of 43 min/880megs onto a 70 min CD, In case someone still has any ideas.

    DF
     
    dragonsFB, Jul 3, 2002
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  7. dingo23

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    I have just gone through all the steps for encoding with TMPGE and i pressed start to start the procedure and it says "can't load P3Package.dll" i have already tried looking at the webpage suggested and have made the suggested setting changes, it still come up with that message. Any ideas?
     
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  8. dRD

    dRD I hate titles Staff Member

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    dingo23: The magic "Search messages" button can't be that hard to use, this has been answered several times in these forums. Simply google the dll's name, download it and stick it to your TMPGEnc dir.
     
    dRD, Jul 5, 2002
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  9. dingo23

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    I am trying to make an SVCD and went to encode my batch by hitting "run" but after a second a window came up and said "ssrc.exe can not be used as external encoder" i tried to reinstall ssrc but it had the same results. How do i get around this problem?
     
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    You followed our DVD to SVCD guide? In the page of TMPGEnc, where you setup the audio features, you need to enter the correct location where you have installed SSRC.exe (and same for toolame), otherwise it obviously will fail.
     
    dRD, Jul 7, 2002
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  11. dingo23

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    I entered the exact location of the SSRC and still the same message
     
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  12. dRD

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    You put it in the wrong place. SSRC must be used as frequency convertor and tooLAME must be used as an external encoder.
     
    dRD, Jul 7, 2002
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  13. dingo23

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    I did use ssrc as a frequency converter and toolame as external encoder...still the same message. why would it show as ssrc "can not be used as an external encoder" when clearly it is in the frequency converter box?
     
    dingo23, Jul 7, 2002
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  14. dingo23

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    my "external tool" box looks exactly the same as the one in your web page
     
    dingo23, Jul 7, 2002
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  15. dingo23

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    ok it works, i completely uninstalled TMPGEnc off my computer and reinstalled it...then made the appropriate changes to the "environmental setting" tab etc...put the frequency converter and external encoder files in(the same as i did before) and now it works...but thanks
     
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    Good :)
     
    dRD, Jul 7, 2002
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  17. dingo23

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    ok so i got it to start encoding, but after about 30 mins it came up with "batch encode results" and said that "no folder name is included in the output file name". when the web page suggests to make a simple name like CD_one or so(when saving), do i write that in the ouput file name or do i wait until the appropriate folder that i save it in opens?
     
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    Phew!! too heavy for me im signing off...
     
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    i'm having the same probs with tmpgenc, i get the message saying can't load p3package.dll

    i've tried reinstalling tmpgenc but that hasn't solved the problem.

    at the risk of sounding really stupid, should i downalod d.ll from google? what excatly is p3package.dll

    ding23 my e-mail address is *no-mail-adds*removed-by-webmaster* would u please e-mail on how u solved ur problem?

    i would really appreciate it thanks.
     
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  20. dRD

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    caulfield: You find the .dll from your computer if you have latest MS Office installed, simply use the Windows' Find to find it. If you don't have it on your computer, try to find it with Google and copy it to either TMPGEnc's dir or to \Windows\System32 dir.

    And DON'T post your email address to forums, otherwise we get spambots harvesting forums for email adds and then you start wondering why in Earth you receive these penis enlargement ads once a day.
     
    dRD, Jul 8, 2002
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