I am trying to Convert .MP4 files to .AVI or MPEG (video file with an mp4 extension) so I can Then Convert Them to Disc Using VSO's ConvertXtoDVD... Aparently .MP4 files are only partialy supported and when Converted I end up with good video but SuperSlowMotion Audio.... So back to the Point... I have the full TMPGEnc Software Suite 2005which includes TMPGEnc Plus v2.524.63.181... Now I don't have much experience with this program but I have been told that it can Convert .MP4 files to .AVI in this old/dead tread to which I cannot post:
I have no clue what is with this plugin business... Could Someone please explain it to me in simple step form english or let me know a better program to Convert .MP4 (video file with an mp4 extension) to an .AVI or .MPEG file if TMPGEnc Plus won't work so I can use ConvertXtoDVD to get them on DVD disc... Thanks
HP M7160N,Intel Pentium D 820 CPU 2.80GHz(x2),250 GB 7200RPM Serial ATA hard drive w/ 1GB PC2-3200 DDR2 SDRam memory,HP DVD Writer 640c=double layer 16x DVD+/-R/RW,Microsoft Windows XP Professional ver. 5.1.2600(service pack 2.0),K-Lite Codec Pack Full v2.71,Nvidia Ge-Force 6600 PCI-Express 256MB video card
Decent chance that your mp4 contains ASP MPEG-4, HP AVC (or even MP with more than one bframe) or he-AAC. Quicktime can't handle any of them. Basically QT's mp4 support sucks. ConvertXtoDVD is no longer using libavcodec/format? Because they can handle mp4, HP AVC, he-AAC, ASP, etc. just fine.
Quote:ConvertXtoDVD is no longer using libavcodec/format?
How can I find out what kind of .MP4 it is so I can ask that Question on the ConvertXtoDVD forum "cdr-zone.com" ... ??? I have many encoding programs now such as:
There has gotta be a way I can convert them with say TMPGEnc 3.0 Xpress, TMPGEnc 2.5 Plus, or WinAVI as everyone I have spoken to so far say they don't have any problems converting with any of these... My God I Can't Stand This .MP4 Crap !!!
HP M7160N,Intel Pentium D 820 CPU 2.80GHz(x2),250 GB 7200RPM Serial ATA hard drive w/ 1GB PC2-3200 DDR2 SDRam memory,HP DVD Writer 640c=double layer 16x DVD+/-R/RW,Microsoft Windows XP Professional ver. 5.1.2600(service pack 2.0),K-Lite Codec Pack Full v2.71,Nvidia Ge-Force 6600 PCI-Express 256MB video card
mp4 is not crap. It is a proper standard. I had a look at convertXtoDVD and it is still using libavcodec/format, so it should handle mp4's fine. No idea how old a source it is using. Also, states that it is modified. No idea what modifications since there doesn't appear to be any source code. You might want to ask about that. Then I could release bavcodec.dll, etc. when I do ffmpeg builds.
TMPGEnc, etc. should be able to convert mp4's fine via dshow. You just need to have a splitter and decoders installed (say Haali's splitter and FFDShow). Same goes for anything else that renders input via dshow.
