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rdgb28
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_ 		21. May 2005 @ 15:51 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Minion, another question arises out of trying to get DVD-lab to simply take one of those .VOB files and compile a DVD from it. Either DVD-lab gives an error message, or even crashes.

A quick testing in MPEG-VCR shows it demuxes much faster, but it also found an audio PTS error on one of the files tested with the "MPEG Video GOP Fixer".

Checking all the files finds that they all have Audio PTS errors, typically half the number of frames. I.e., if there are 50,000 frames in the .VOB, there are 25,000 PTS errors.

But, MPEG Video Wizard's same tool finds no errors in the same files, so I wonder what the real situation is.

But, DVD-lab also has its fixing operations, e.g. "Fix stream headers" , "Rewrite GOP timecodes", and "Frame Indexing".

Would it be better to fix them first with MPEG-VCR, then work on them with DVD-lab, or let DVD-lab do the fixing? (But maybe it can't even bring the .VOB file in far enough to work with it ....
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mikevio
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_ 		22. May 2005 @ 09:49 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
This thread has helped me a lot. Thank you. What do you think the best capture software is to use with the AVDC-110. I am awaiting my unit now. Wondering if there is any better way to capture rather than raw AVI or DV-AVI that doesn't take quite that much space. Any suggestions?

I use Womble Video Wizard and it works great but it doesn't want to open AVI files. I need to encode them to mpeg. Anyone know of any codec that will help this?

Thanks,
Mike
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Minion
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_ 		22. May 2005 @ 13:06 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Yes you Could Capture in Movie Maker as Long as you Capture to DV AVI format and not WMV....
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