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VCDEasy producing partially bad VCD (multiple files)

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by mjely, Jul 3, 2003.

  1. mjely

    mjely Member

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    I am using about 17 to 18 small clips to create a single VCD. Independent of the order of the clips, tracks 8 thru 14 alwasy produce only noise and show a PCM audio track. Anyone knows why, and how to solve this?

    Thank you!!!
     
    mjely, Jul 3, 2003
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  2. euphoria

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    which version of vcdeasy?
     
    euphoria, Jul 3, 2003
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  3. mjely

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    I am using the latest version (1.1.6 Commercial), but I also tried with version 1.1.4 and same thing happened.
     
    mjely, Jul 4, 2003
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    Have you tried with nero?? i know i know it is not as good as VCDEasy but hey its worth a shot
     
    Dela, Jul 4, 2003
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  5. euphoria

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    Try joining the clips with tmpgenc and then take the larger file to vcdeasy
     
    euphoria, Jul 4, 2003
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    Thanks for your help, but I am wondering why will VCDEasy produce a VCD with no problems for 8 small clips, but if you add more, 9 thru 14 will not be "usable", and then 15 thru 19 (in my case) are good. I don't want to join them, some of these clips are NTSC and some are NTSC Film. Also, I would like to keep them as separate for ease of navigation in the VCD. I do not have Nero any more. Is there any other program like VCDEasy that will basically do "everything"?

    Thaks again for your help.
     
    mjely, Jul 6, 2003
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