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encodeing VCD with tmpgenc getting strange result.

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by sonoma095, Jul 10, 2003.

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  1. sonoma095

    sonoma095 Member

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    I've encoded plenty of movies successfully with tmpgenc. I wasn't doing anything differently this time, but after i encode the resulting video contains a lot of ghosting or overlap from the past frame i suppose. I changed lots of settings and nothing changes. Can anyone help. oh my source video is 16:9, 29.970fps, progressive.
    Also im useing dvd2avi to frameserve for tmpgenc. Any input about this would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.
     
    sonoma095, Jul 10, 2003
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    What is your input file, an mpeg2??
     
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    my input is VOB format. I used dvd2avi to create a d2v file from them. I've done this many times without any problems, and i didn't do anything different this time.
     
    sonoma095, Jul 11, 2003
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    Are you trying to convert NTSC to PAL??
     
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    no i was encoding to ntsc to ntsc. I also tried ntsc to ntsc film, but still no change in the output file. I've done other videos that were source ntsc, and didn't have any trouble.
     
    sonoma095, Jul 12, 2003
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    ouch what other programs were u running aswell? dvd2avi takes a lot of resources to work properly!!
     
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    i wasn't running anything else other than my sound card, and i have plenty of hard drive space. Should i try useing a different program other than dvd2avi? If so what would u recommend?
     
    sonoma095, Jul 12, 2003
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    Nah dvd2avi is fine. It must be the DVD where did it come from?
     
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    it came from the video store. I rented it. It played fine in my dvd player, and in my computer.
     
    sonoma095, Jul 13, 2003
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    hmm ok, bad then :(. I wouldnt think this is a problem with your computer at all but more a problem with the dvd disc itself!
     
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    So you think theres no hope huh. Bumer. Big waste of time. I'll move on to another disc. Thanks for your help nonetheless.
     
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    No Probs, sorry its just an odd problem!
     
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    You were right. I tried two other discs and had no problems. Weird. Thanks for your help though.
     
    sonoma095, Jul 17, 2003
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    no prob man!
     
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    I have a problem with my tmpge also i have encoded lots of avi to svcd and vcd before in the past but now with a few im getting a illegal floating error and with some others ive encoded them but for some reason its encoded as a file other than a mpge which i have done the same thing like the others i have done and never had a problem.
     
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    Dela, Jul 18, 2003
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    ok i have everything already unmarked like in that forum i went to and the direct show was chaged to 2 before i even submitted anything to this . But still having the same problem with encoding a mpeg when its finished its just showing up in my folder a file unlike my others which show up as a video file.
     
    SasseeOne, Jul 18, 2003
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    did u try disabling use floating point likt on that thread?
     
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    Yes everything is disabled like its supposed to be.but thats not the problem anymore. Its when its enocdeing the mpg it acts like its encodeing but when its finishes i have a 600mb file instead of a vcd or svcd. the illegal floating error isnt a problem anymore.
     
    SasseeOne, Jul 19, 2003
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    Im stuck now, a 600mb mpg file?
     
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