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TMPGEnc Common Problems!
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3. September 2003 @ 10:35 |
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Thnx man :-) realised the place kinda needed it!
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blackylad
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9. September 2003 @ 12:06 |
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I am also having problems with TMPGEnc in that when I start encoding everything is going fine until after a couple of minutes the preview box goes blank and this is exactly what the mpeg file is , just a blank screen. But I know the AVI file is o.k because I can watch it right through in divx player. Any ideas?????
I am using koepi codec as it is divx
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jamaqs
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9. September 2003 @ 13:15 |
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I have noticed the same problem during conversion of some AVI files. Almost every time, it has turned out to be a bad quality AVI file.
Sometimes TMPGEnc would crash in the middle of converting the file. In the case of the crash, you can get around it by skipping the bad sector.
But I haven't found any successful way of converting the file when I get the blank dark screen in the middle of conversion.
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totalguy
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15. October 2003 @ 15:19 |
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message for dela,
i have an xvid coded file i have checked it with GSpot and ive got fdd show instaled and all apropriate codecs but virtual dub will not open the file says i havent got the right codec???? i have got the codec FFS!!! i want to do as mentioned in one of your previous messages about decompressing the file so i can use the file on TMPGEnc and i have set the settings on tmpgjenc as u said
HELP!!!! lol
Totalguy
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TheJ0ker
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18. October 2003 @ 08:20 |
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Hi... Ive been trauling around trying to find out why when encoding with TMPGEnc that I get a slight pause in playback every few seconds for the whole of the film. Why Why.. This is very frustrating. I got cce and bbmpeg to work, but this doesn;t give me the features TMPGEnc has. Plaese help..
BTW i'm encoding mpeg-2 from AVI
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peps
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13. November 2003 @ 09:30 |
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I can´t load a 1 hour QT file. I can load small QT files up to 20 min, but large files TMPGEnc don´t recognize... help !
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28. November 2003 @ 11:10 |
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OK back now, little time to read over all that i missed lol!! so if u got a persisting problem, please post about it now and ill see what I can do for ya :-)
Sorry for my absense!
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Ben87
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29. November 2003 @ 02:46 |
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totalguy
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29. November 2003 @ 02:58 |
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hi,
i seem to have sorted all my problems now with TMPGEnc but now i have a new one LOL! the xvid.ax file causes errors when converting some films......its fine on most films just some i get the windows xp error thing come up and when i look at the error details it always says xvid.ax caused the error help please
Totalguy
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29. November 2003 @ 07:18 |
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totalguy
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29. November 2003 @ 07:34 |
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nic's xvid codec, the best ive found and i didnt have this problem before and i had this codec then
Totalguy
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29. November 2003 @ 07:40 |
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Give FFDShow a try? u can get it from the softwarew section of this site! I'm only taking a wild guess as to what the problem is btw, but dont worry FFDShow can easily be uninstalled!
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qwertydaz
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2. January 2004 @ 11:35 |
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i have used TMPGEnc to encode a downloaded AVI. it encodeed it for 20+ hours. i used the afterdawn guide. followed all instructions perfectly. after it encoded my file. i was left with a video file and an AUDIO file. i continued following the guide and then authored the files, as it says in the guide. i then burnt it using Nero 6, as it says in the guide and succesfully burnt the dvd. then i popped it into the PS2 and video was perfect, but no AUDIO.
i have been told before that it is because no AUDIO file has been created by TMPGEnc, but i have got an audio file.
So how do i solve this so when the dvd is burned it will play the video, as it is now, but also play the audio???
please help i have tried many different ideas and wasted bout 10 dvds
if u have and info either post it or email me. piyrwqaz@hotmail.com
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totalguy
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2. January 2004 @ 12:16 |
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right,
download SCMPX then go into the external tool tab
(you get here by clicking option and then choosing environmental settings). then tick the bottom box and browse for the smmpx .exe file
try that scmpx will then encode the audio before TMPGEnc does the video
if that dosent work tick the top 2 and add it there too.
personally i only use the bottom one
Totalguy
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esophagus
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4. January 2004 @ 02:28 |
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hi. i need ur help. i have a problem regarding the d2v files concerning the audio source in TMPGEnc. well, i've read some guidelines in the most common problems in TMPGEnc. i've already copied the file DVD2AVI.vfp into a folder which contains the TMPGEnc files that i extracted, or should i paste the file somewhere inside the folders of TMPGEnc?. i also opened the DVD2AVI just to make sure but still TMPGEnc couldnt read the file. ok, i wanna make sure what file is needed to be browsed in the audio source, it's the same file that i browsed in the video source right? how bout the settings? in the TMPGEnc i opened options/environmental settings/VFAPI plug-ins and saw two DVD2AVI Project File Reader 1.77.3 with the same file DVD2AVI.vfp and with a 0 priority, should i change the priority or what? finally, should i re-install or should i say unzipped the DVD2AVI that i downloaded and erase the one i'm using? or my other software is having conflicts with it ? please help me, i already followed the guide and still i'm having problems. thanks and more power.
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esophagus
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4. January 2004 @ 03:19 |
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i wanna add that when i downloaded TMPGEnc i extracted the file into a folder and then used and i zipped it so that it fits into my diskette since i dont have an internet connection, does that somehow corrupt the file that's why the audio source is unsupported?
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totalguy
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4. January 2004 @ 03:42 |
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download the latest version of TMPGEnc and put the .vfp file into your TMPGEnc folder and replace the one thats there works every time for me
totalguy
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esophagus
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4. January 2004 @ 04:29 |
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ok totalguy, i will download again. but i'll extract it to a folder since it's 1.65mb and wont fit into a diskette and i'll zip the folder, that'll turn it into 1.30mb and hope that doesnt affect the software. i'll let u know what happens after that. thanks.
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totalguy
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4. January 2004 @ 08:51 |
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did you know you can use winrar to make multiple rar files so if it dosent fit u can choose to compress the folder by right clicking in the options choose destination as floppy drive and soon as its filled the disk up with the floppy full it will ask for another floppy then when your done extract them in sequence, soon as its done the first it wil lask you for the second.
i used to use this method to transfer mp3's of 3-5mb a few years ago when i couldnt aford a cd writer lol
Totalguy
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esophagus
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8. January 2004 @ 04:13 |
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i did what u told me but still it wuldnt work. anyway, i used another hard disk to download some software and i downloaded TMPGEnc again and when i unzip it, it was corrupted. maybe this is the reason why TMPGEnc wasnt doing it's thing coz maybe the software that i downloaded before was corrupted, but i doubt it. anyway, since i'm using a hard disk, i'll download all the software and start again form zero. if i'm still having troubles, i'll let u know. hey, can u teach me how to use that feature of winrar? thanks
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totalguy
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8. January 2004 @ 06:05 |
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its quite easy uselect the files u want right click on them and choose add to archive choose the destination and off u go it wil lfill a floppy then ask for another and another untill the file is done
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Seither
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25. January 2004 @ 17:36 |
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Hey im new to the whole encoding scene an thanks to you guys ive picked it up quite easily so cheers fellas keep up the good work...
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totalguy
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26. January 2004 @ 02:41 |
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not a problem at all, atleast you read these forums unlike some people i know would rather annoy me with the same questions over and over lol
Totalguy
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crazydope
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19. February 2004 @ 16:52 |
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Sweet...god bless the mods and whoever else has put up tutorials on this site..I ask myself where the heck would I be without it...
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Paljas
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2. March 2004 @ 11:22 |
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I had the ntdll problem as well in 2.59.47.155. Setting that priority thingy did the trick! Good stuff Dela, your work is well appreciated.
One note: I had to clear all fields by File -> New Project. Before that I got all kinds of errors still.
Thanks, keep it up (wo)man.
"No" just means "ask again later".
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