VOB conversion to VCD/SVCD
20 February 2003, 01:37 PM
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Can any body help me???
Been trying to convert .VOB files so that I can burn a VCD or SVCD.
Am not getting anywhere with them, have used DVD2SVCD and extracted and reconfigured the sound etc. Just can't get the last bit where I use TMPEnc to rebuild them. When I try to use it, it will not recognise the D2V and AC3 files.
Does anybody have any clue what I am going on about, and can they help me please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Chris
Been trying to convert .VOB files so that I can burn a VCD or SVCD.
Am not getting anywhere with them, have used DVD2SVCD and extracted and reconfigured the sound etc. Just can't get the last bit where I use TMPEnc to rebuild them. When I try to use it, it will not recognise the D2V and AC3 files.
Does anybody have any clue what I am going on about, and can they help me please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks, Chris
20 February 2003, 03:12 PM
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In TMPGEnc:
Go to: Option|Environmental Setting|VPAFI plug in
Right click on 'DirectShow Multimedia File Reader' and select 'Higher Priority' setting it to 2 or 3.
Mine wouldn't see AC3 audio until I did that!
Hope that helps!
Go to: Option|Environmental Setting|VPAFI plug in
Right click on 'DirectShow Multimedia File Reader' and select 'Higher Priority' setting it to 2 or 3.
Mine wouldn't see AC3 audio until I did that!
Hope that helps!
21 February 2003, 07:37 PM
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Andy, tried that and no joy, also thanks for the VBcd help, but that is where I got the instructions from in the 1st place!!!!!! Will try again on the home PC and see if this is where I have been going wrong!
Thanks and any more comments appreciated!
Chris
Thanks and any more comments appreciated!
Chris
24 February 2003, 02:31 PM
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Will look at Doom, thanks. Just got a copy of Flask, do you have any expereince of using it?
I tried to convert the 1Gb .vob and ended up with a 23GB movie with no sound, think it was because I did not go for the MPEG format, but kept it uncompressed!! Any suggestions please?
Andy, tried changing the settings weighting, but no joy.
I tried to convert the 1Gb .vob and ended up with a 23GB movie with no sound, think it was because I did not go for the MPEG format, but kept it uncompressed!! Any suggestions please?
Andy, tried changing the settings weighting, but no joy.
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24 February 2003, 04:29 PM
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got txt files on the optimum properties but havent got that far
only 350mhz
have you only just done this? 23gb, how long did it take & what cpu?
[Edited by InvisibleMan - 2/24/2003 4:29:49 PM]
only 350mhz
have you only just done this? 23gb, how long did it take & what cpu?
[Edited by InvisibleMan - 2/24/2003 4:29:49 PM]
24 February 2003, 04:37 PM
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Running an athlon 1200, 256 memory, so no great shakes. No idea how long it took, as left it overnight, but we had a powercut Sat night, so file is there but no idea how long it took! Think when I started it, the task bar was showing about 2 hours to complete.
Will try again this evening and report back!
Chris
Will try again this evening and report back!
Chris
25 February 2003, 08:54 AM
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Right, managed to convert a 1GB vob file, to a 1.2GB Avi. Used Flask, took about 2 hours. Now all I need to do is convert this to a VCD/SVCD! But at least this step is out the way. I used Mpeg4 Codecs for the Video and one of the Microsoft Codecs for the sound. All plays well as well so am well happy!!
Chris
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25 February 2003, 09:35 AM
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mate would be cool if you could email me what you did & the settings cos its taking me days, but then it is only on a 350mhz so im sure its gonna take much longer
25 February 2003, 09:42 AM
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one thing to be wary of though, you have to have a vcd compliant avi else it has to convert it to the correct format oh and to split the file so you can get it on a cd.
Ive probably does this wrong too as vcds seem to be way less efficient that a standard avi
Ive probably does this wrong too as vcds seem to be way less efficient that a standard avi
25 February 2003, 10:12 AM
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