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zilver
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_ 		8. January 2003 @ 10:25 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
I have successfully burned many dvds using cyber director and dvd it, but the results are not professional quality (especially with scenes that have alot of action). I have tried to improve quality of my avi to mpeg-2 compression by using tmpgenc and have sucessfully rendered a .m2v file. This file can be played with windows xp media player but I have not found a utility that will burn this. Can someone tell me what the procedure is for converting avi files to mpeg-2 and burning them with top quality result. Please help!
Thanks, -Will
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thingimij
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_ 		8. January 2003 @ 12:08 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
this is interesting cause an .m2v file is a video file.
you said you played it and its fine, what about the audio?
anyway, you need to author a m2v file to vobs.
i usually use maestro but you also need an .ac3 audio file to go with it.

thingimijig.
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groove
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_ 		9. January 2003 @ 05:03 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
how kan you have a m2v file with tmpgenc ???
when i encode i have a mpeg file ???
how to have a m2v file after encoding ????
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zilver
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_ 		9. January 2003 @ 17:04 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
Thank you Thingimij and groove booth for repling, I appreciate it.
When I encoded with tmpgenc I chose the ES (Video Only) stream type. I did this to try to isolate just the video. My main problem with Dvd It and Power Director was the blocky picture when watched on a console unit (no problem with audio). I read in one on line guide not to compress the audio as it is not necessary. I'll try again and choose some different stream types. But I have most deffinitely gotten a .m2v file from my out put. Groove, what stream type do you use and are you starting with an avi. I am exporting avi files from premiere primarily (any other sugestions).

Thanks- Zilver
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Needakip
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_ 		9. January 2003 @ 22:13 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
You can set tmpgenc to use a variable bitrate instead of a constant bitrate,takes longer but you get a better quality picture.Then use an authoring prog like spruceup for your m2v files to create your vob files.
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groove
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_ 		9. January 2003 @ 22:46 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
thanks , i found a way to have my m2v files too.
i am not converting from an avi but from vobs files.
to convert avi to mpeg2 if really prefer CCE (Cinema craft encoder)

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