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TMPGEnc--won't work for some files

Discussion in 'Video - Software discussion' started by alxdotnet, Apr 26, 2003.

  1. alxdotnet

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    I'm using TMPGEnc to encode some Xvid AVIs to mpg. The AVIs play back fine with my Xvid codec but TMPGEnc skews the audio and video. Any help appreciated
     
    alxdotnet, Apr 26, 2003
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  2. Dela

    Dela Administrator Staff Member

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    Well TMPGEnc is not exactly great anyway! The mpgs you get from it sometimes have annoying problems, like they wont playback correctly in your stand alone dvd player! Did you use it for vcd or svcd?
     
    Dela, Apr 29, 2003
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  3. alxdotnet

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    VCD. The A/V is messed up on my PC...I haven't even tried actually burning the CD yet. Also..on one large file (702MB) the A/V is fine for a while until a glitch appears (only in the mpeg, not the AVI) and then it is skewed by several seconds. This is a common problem across encoders...so I guess I just need to re-download the file, right?
     
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    well i wouldnt think so, is the file itself damaged in anyway do you know?
     
    Dela, Apr 29, 2003
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    Dela - which program would you suggest? TMPGecg can be a pain in the arse!
     
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    For VCD - TMPGEnc For SVCD - DVD2SVCD with CCE SP!
     
    Dela, Apr 29, 2003
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  7. alxdotnet

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    The file plays back just fine, although if you jump to a specific place it skews the audio track. It's only when encoding that the problem arises.
     
    alxdotnet, Apr 29, 2003
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    Anyone try Blaze Media Pro? I find it encodes a whole lot better (and faster) than TMPGEnc, and is easier for beginners to use
     
    alxdotnet, Apr 29, 2003
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    Do you do anything like seperate the audio from the video before encoding??
     
    Dela, Apr 29, 2003
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  10. alxdotnet

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    I used VirtualDub to separate the audio as a wave, and then TMPGEnc to recombine but it doesn't work. VirtualDub gives me an improper audio stream error, then says it will re-encode the stream, but I haven't tried that.
     
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    Try make a backup copy of your avi and then run it through a program called avifixed and see if it says anything
     
    Dela, Apr 30, 2003
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    What u need to do is change your enviormental settings for the direct show filter,options enviormental settins then the vafpi plugins tab change the setting for the direct show filter from -1 to 1 this will enable to encode xvid with ac3 audio. As for the ones bashing tmpge u should take the time to learn how to use a program before you label it bad
     
    terrapin, May 24, 2003
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    when i use that TMPGenc on most of the files i try to encode it totaly loses the audio, but on some files it plays fine!

    any1 hav any idea why it does this, and how 2 change it??
     
    johny, May 25, 2003
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    You could try to use an external audio-tool like "tooLame" for TMPGenc, because the internal one sucks.
     
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    i tried usin toolame but 4 some reason or another i cudnt get it even started,wudnt install properly!

    does ne1 know ne other external audio tools that i cud use??
     
    johny, May 26, 2003
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  16. terrapin

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    most likely just the direct show filter setting in tmpge is causing your problem
    u could use besweet to fix most audio problems in tmpge if they do actually exist
     
    terrapin, May 26, 2003
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