Utilizing KVCD Templates in Mainconcept's MPEG Encoder

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    Help.

    I have Mainconcept's MPEG Encoder and I have all of TmpGenc's KVCD templates.

    Is there any way to use these in Mainconcept's MPEG Encoder such that I can produce MPG's to burn to CDs??

    If I cannot use the actual templates, is there a way to set the program to use the data in those templates??

    Any help is appreciate, thanks
     
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    It could be possible. I think the main thing about the kvcd
    templates was that it used CQ (constant quality) and a customized
    quantize matrix.
    If you have access to these items in MC, plug in the values and give it
    a try.
    Let us know how it comes out.
     
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    Don't know about TMPGEnc template's but you can make your own to use in MC quite easily. Just input your setting's and save it at options>save profile and it will appear as a choice in the MPEG type dropdown box.
     
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    The problem I have is that I am a dumb novice (not with computers) with implementing these kinds of values in Mainconcept.

    I can look in each of the TMPGenc's templates using notepad, but I am not sure which ones would go in which place in the "Details" options in Mainconcept MPEG Encoder, etc.

    If I knew what values I would use to make a 120 minute PAL KVCD encoded by Mainconcept, I would surely do it.

    Any help here is appreciated. Thanks
     
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    Not a clue, maybe google kvcd or even use VCD in MainConcept, I think a KVCD is just a compressed VCD?
     
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    Why don't you download the free version of Tmpgenc 2.5 and use
    that? Problem solved.
     
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    The problem with Tempgenc 2.5 is that on my system it will not load any movie with a corresponding SRT file, I've tried everything I have read on the internet, ffdshow priorty etc and nothing works, TMPGenc crashes on opening itself if there is an srt file there

    So I went to Mainconcept.
     
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    You're trying to hard sub the movie?
    Use Virtualdub to open the avi file. Use one of the virtualdub
    filters to open the SRT (I believe vobsub includes such a filter)
    and frameserve the avi to Tmpgenc.
     
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