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roadkill8
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4. August 2004 @ 03:23 |
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i made my first VCD the other nite, turned out to be pixelated and blocky, so when i used TMPGEnc the 2nd time i turned on noise reduction, but now when i play it on my stand alone player the framrate is too slow.
What will i do?
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roadkill8
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5. August 2004 @ 08:36 |
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anyone?
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icecap
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5. August 2004 @ 17:06 |
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Quote (( i made my first VCD the other nite, turned out to be pixelated and blocky, so when i used TMPGEnc the 2nd time i turned on noise reduction, but now when i play it on my stand alone player the framrate is too slow. ))
What are you trying to make a VCD of? What I mean about making it from are you trying to make a VCD of a dvd. Need just a little more info.
What version tmpge are you using?
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roadkill8
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5. August 2004 @ 17:16 |
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Thanks for the response ... I use .AVI files, i run them through avi2vcd to decompress the sound, then run them through the free version of TMPGEnc, then burn it to CDR with Nero.
The files are near perfect before TMPGEnc, after it their still as crisp, but the fram rate has slowed ...
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Mick69
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5. August 2004 @ 20:28 |
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What will i do?
simple dont use noise reduction =P, and make sure your encoding the file to the right framerate, with TMPGEnc you have to encode the file to the framerate that it already has or you'll get jerky playback ect etc. use g-spot codec information to check what framerate your source uses.http://www.headbands.com/gspot/download.html
if you really want to use filters, learn how to use avisynth because tmpgencs filters are really quite shite.
i used to hate going to weddings, all the old dears would poke me and say "your next", they stopped saying it after i did it to them at funerals -Chopper Reid-
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shiroh
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6. August 2004 @ 10:22 |
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anoter thing why your video is blocky, cause VCD is normally constant bitrate, so no rate control there, bits are not distributed very well.
so try to use vbr, i hope your player will still play it.
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icecap
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8. August 2004 @ 10:53 |
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In your avi2vcd go to the tab encoder. is it set to 2 pass variable bitrate?
This might help out your AVI. The only thing is when I do it I don't get any sound. I do this with AVI to SVCD. I have not found out why I don't get any sound as of yet. This might be different with VCD.
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Mick69
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8. August 2004 @ 17:48 |
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I have not found out why I don't get any sound as of yet
decompress the audio from your AVI to wav
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roadkill8
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9. August 2004 @ 08:14 |
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Mick69
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9. August 2004 @ 16:01 |
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How do i adjust the framerate in TMPGEnc?
how many frames per second(fps) did g-spot tell you your source was?? 29.97? 23.97? or 25?, if its 29.97fps open up the wizard(easiest) and select the NTSC template, if its 23.97fps select the ntscfilm template or if its 25fps select the PAL template.
i used to hate going to weddings, all the old dears would poke me and say "your next", they stopped saying it after i did it to them at funerals -Chopper Reid-
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