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Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by ADV, Apr 3, 2002.

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  1. Ketola

    Ketola Turned ninja Staff Member

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    It should be OK if you just decoded the MP3 to WAV and used it as the audio source in TMPGEnc.
     
    Ketola, Jun 19, 2002
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  2. jansad

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    hey, I just got a dvd burner and was trying to burn some mpgs onto a dvd...

    do I need to use some special type of dvd to burn them?

    and does it have to be in 1mpg file, or can I have multiple ones?

    I am using Prassi PrimoDVD
    with a Pioneer 104
     
    jansad, Jul 16, 2002
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    But with TempEnc you have to re-encode your audio anyway to 128, 192, 256 etc...even if it's wave.
     
    jackw, Jul 27, 2002
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    Originally posted by ADV:

    "all I got was a green screen, squares to the left hand side and jumpy sound when the new file was played."

    I've recently been sent a movie in mpeg2 format (from an SVCD) and when I try to play it I get precisely this problem, same as ADV described.

    A friend of mine suggested I get the Nimo Codec pack, but it doesn't help. Windows Media Player won't open it at all, and when I try PowerDVD or WindDVD it does the above.

    Any clues or advice on how to remedy this?

    PS - to check if it was a bad file, I attained a different movie, again SVCD/mpeg2 and the same problem
     
    Petru, Sep 5, 2002
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