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TMPGEnc vcd/svcd problems
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dragonsFB
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15. May 2002 @ 15:03 |
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Hi!
Been trying to creat vcd and svcd with the wizard and regular, but when burning with nero, it says in is non complient. What could be wrong?
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DF
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wonderboy
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15. May 2002 @ 22:30 |
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you might want to make sure you have the right region code either ntsc or pal. if not you frames per second might be wrong.....try using ntsc film or pal film selection in tmpgenc ...
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dragonsFB
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16. May 2002 @ 06:22 |
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Did that allready. What I also have tried is putting the files into the simple mulyplex. This stops the complience problem however dont know the reason for the problem in the beggining.
I capture with VDUB 29.97 ntsc and use the same in tmpgenc.
Even though with the SVCD not giving a complience problem, I cant fit a 42 min program on a 800cd.
Thanks
DF
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robsfilms
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16. May 2002 @ 11:11 |
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Everything I have converted into mpeg with tmpgenc is "non compliant" according to Nero. I just turn off the compliance and it seems fine. What TMPGEnc calls compliant seems to be different to what Nero says is compliant. I get the same thing with NTI2000 Pro but once again, I just continue and they seem fine.
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dragonsFB
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16. May 2002 @ 11:48 |
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The problem is that the file ends up being bigger when its not complient. I dont have problems with peoples posts from the net.
A 43 min svcd should fit on a cd since tv shows I download do. The file I have shows its 100megs too big (actual file size is 890)
DF
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adm211
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17. May 2002 @ 02:48 |
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when i try to make an mpeg with tmpge it says can't load P3Package.dll what does this mean?
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colpalmer
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18. May 2002 @ 07:44 |
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dragonsFB
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21. May 2002 @ 07:00 |
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Looks like the newer versions are the culpret.
Will try the old one as Nicky Guide says, and see what happens.
DF
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colpalmer
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21. May 2002 @ 13:49 |
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May be worth you checking that all of the video settings are set up as the sample screen on that site first tho
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eugen
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23. May 2002 @ 06:09 |
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Of course, 43 min SVCD film should fit 80 min CDR. If I understand you right, you have 890 Mb mpeg2 file? OK, it could be written onto 80 min CDR. How - do not mix CDFS and VCD, more capacity vs less error coding. Launch Nero, create you SVCD project, tell it simulate, and in right upper corner you will see real length of the track in Audio relative time and in CDFS (i.e. in normal) Mb.
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dragonsFB
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23. May 2002 @ 17:43 |
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Thanks I will try that. It was/is a puzzle why it would not take it since someone said that size does not matter, just Time.
DF
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dragonsFB
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23. May 2002 @ 18:09 |
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Tried it and nothing shoed time.
I'm using 5582 version. Their is nothing on the right side of the window that I am aware off.
Dont know what you are refering to in "do not mix CDFS and VCD" I use the svcd project and pull the file over.
DF
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eugen
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23. May 2002 @ 23:31 |
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More thoroughly. Suppose you have .mpg file. Launch Nero (5.5.x) and choose SVCD project. Then simply drop your film into opened folder (you will wait awhile Nero will check the file)and press record button. There appears a window where you could check Simulate. Pressing record button once again you SHOULD see in the top 2 lines with audio time equivqlent and data CD length equivqlent which should tell you exacly about fit your film to the CD or not.
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dragonsFB
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25. May 2002 @ 15:09 |
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The only options after checking of Simulation is Write, Cancel, Wizard, Medium Info.
DF
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eugen
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27. May 2002 @ 04:35 |
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WRITE (!!!), even if you have no blank inside.
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dragonsFB
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27. May 2002 @ 20:12 |
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It just kicks out the cd saying not enough space and to insert another disk.
Then the done screen is up with aborted by user. I press discard and back to the origonal screen with the red showing too large a file (775).
DF
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eugen
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28. May 2002 @ 00:01 |
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What writer do you use. If it does not support overburn nor 90 min blanks (see www. feurio com) the limit of the mpg file you write it at (S)VCD format is 820 mb. If overburn is possible it could be something like 845 mb. If you use 90 min blank you could burn 900 mb mpg file. Do not forget switch on at Expert properties DAO Overburn enabled and some appropriate capacity (f.i. 82:00:00) for 700 mb blanks.
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dragonsFB
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28. May 2002 @ 06:14 |
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Overburn is enabled. As I said earlier. am using the latest nero, and using 80min cd's
DF
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eugen
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28. May 2002 @ 06:27 |
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and what is the exact length of your mpg file?
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dragonsFB
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28. May 2002 @ 06:43 |
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775 megs according to nero.
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TechnoCop
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2. July 2002 @ 10:04 |
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Hi! I'm new here and i need help in TMPGEnc.
I have a mpg of 509mb. The size is 352X240, NTSC and 29.970 FPS.
I want to see the movie in Fullscreen and i don't know if it's better to put that on VCD, SVCD or DVD. What is the best option and what is the best configuration for high quality?
I do some tests, but the result is not good
Thanks! :)
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2. July 2002 @ 10:58 |
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TechnoCop: Read the rules -- no further non-related posts to threads -> start new thread instead.
But to answer to your problem: your video is already in VCD format at least based on the stats you provided, so you simply burn it to VCD using Nero (look at our article section at http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/ for instructions) and it plays on your DVD player.
Or what you mean by "fullscreen"?
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TechnoCop
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2. July 2002 @ 12:04 |
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It is possible to see the movie by an automatic fullscreen if i put that on CD?
It is automatic if i use Nero? Thanks
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2. July 2002 @ 12:06 |
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dragonsFB
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3. July 2002 @ 16:43 |
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If its clean, I would put it in SVCD and then double click it for full screen, if you want crisp. VCD I find can be a bit of a blurr.
DF
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