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 Topic: Canopus Codec Settings |
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 Forum: Compression Posted: Tue 11 Mar 2008, 15:54 Subject: Canopus Codec Settings |
| Actually I meant this variety of settings:
http://img368.imageshack.us/img368/4035/canopusue2.jpg I have no clue what they do, but now that I am using a Canopus ADVC-110 I figure I better learn. |
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| Topic: Canopus Codec Settings |
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Forum: Compression Posted: Sun 4 Nov 2007, 5:01 Subject: Canopus Codec Settings |
| Do you know anything about TMPGEnc 2.5's special "Canopus DV Codec setting" section in the Environmental Settings? Now that I have a Canopus ADVC110 for capture, I am thinking maybe I shoul ... | |
| Topic: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
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Forum: Editing Posted: Fri 12 Jan 2007, 3:22 Subject: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
| Wouldn't what have happened the first time? I'm asking if, the second time, when you checked "no frame rate conversion", you set the frame rate to 29.97.
I assume that was the frame rate ... |
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| Topic: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
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Forum: Editing Posted: Fri 12 Jan 2007, 2:39 Subject: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
| Wouldn't that have happened the very first time? The first time I encoded the video I had everything set "legal."
I guess it will come down to reencoding the ac3, but I am baffled by the ... |
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| Topic: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
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Forum: Editing Posted: Thu 11 Jan 2007, 21:17 Subject: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
| Here's what I tried now: I used DVD Shrink to make the DVD into one giant VOB file. I then plugged the VOB into TMPGEnc and used simple de-multiplex to extract the ac3 file.
Still does not match u ... |
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| Topic: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
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Forum: Editing Posted: Thu 11 Jan 2007, 20:48 Subject: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
| The AC3 file says it is three seconds longer than the original m2v file I ended up with.
I reencoded with TMPGEnc with the frame rate set at 30fps and "no frame rate conversion" selected. ... |
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| Topic: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
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Forum: Editing Posted: Thu 11 Jan 2007, 3:53 Subject: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
| DVD2AVI reports the original VOBs's frame rate is 29.970. This was the setting I used in TMPGEnc previously in the Video Stream settings.
What is odd is the text info file included as part of the DV ... |
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| Topic: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
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Forum: Editing Posted: Thu 11 Jan 2007, 1:13 Subject: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
| I am only using DVD2AVI and TMPGEnc. I am not sure if you are familiar with how to use DVD2AVI to get the information to plug into TMPGEnc, but that is all I did, no AVI file was involved. TMPGEnc 2 ... | |
| Topic: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
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Forum: Editing Posted: Mon 8 Jan 2007, 23:01 Subject: Odd going-out-of-sync problem |
| This one's different and it has me stumped.
I took a DVD that someone had made with a standalone burner and decided that the video could use some cleaning up. I plugged the VOBs into DVD2AVI and ... |
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| Topic: HDV camcorder |
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Forum: Recording Posted: Wed 20 Sep 2006, 14:42 Subject: HDV camcorder |
| I just picked up one of the Sony high-definition camcorders (HDR-HC1). It records in HDV format. Do you know anything about the format, how it will relate to using TMPGEnc, etc? I am waiting to fil ... | |
| Topic: TMPGEnc 4.0 |
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Forum: Compression Posted: Thu 31 Aug 2006, 16:34 Subject: TMPGEnc 4.0 |
I see there is a version 4.x now. Any reviews, verdicts, etc yet? I still use 2.5.  |
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| Topic: Trouble doing PAL>NTSC |
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Forum: Compression Posted: Tue 18 Jul 2006, 23:35 Subject: Trouble doing PAL>NTSC |
| No, the interlacing is fine, it just seems TMPGEnc is cropping all around the picture.
Today I tried the "Full Screen (keep aspect ratio 2)" setting, and it got the job done perfectly. A ... |
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| Topic: Trouble doing PAL>NTSC |
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Forum: Compression Posted: Tue 18 Jul 2006, 15:06 Subject: Trouble doing PAL>NTSC |
| I'm tring to convert a PAL DVD into NTSC. Normally this isn't a problem, but this time the PAL DVD is widescreen and that seem to be throwing off the outcome.
I set Source Aspect Ratio as "16 ... |
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| Topic: Audio DVD-Video |
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Forum: Authoring Posted: Sat 11 Feb 2006, 20:00 Subject: Audio DVD-Video |
| What would be the minimum settings I can use that would keep the video portion as small as possible, but still be very compatible with DVD players? | |
| Topic: Audio DVD-Video |
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Forum: Authoring Posted: Thu 9 Feb 2006, 21:33 Subject: Audio DVD-Video |
| I see. The software's description is confusing.
Video Stream Full stream - Recommended to use with PCM mode. - The most compatible video stream, should work with all DVD players. - All playe ... |
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