TMPGEnc & XviD Length - Club CDFreaks

rendez2k · 13-04-2004

I have a new TMPGEnc problem! I have an XviD which is 1hr 18 but TMPGEnc is reporting it as over 3hrs and so it won't fit on a normal DVD. Is there an error i the XviD or with TMPGEnc? Thanks!

*DiiZzY* · 13-04-2004

Frameserve it into TMPGEnc using VirtualDubMod or Avisynth.
//Danne

rendez2k · 13-04-2004

Hi DiiZzY, splitting the vid and audio with nandub makes the length right (don't know if it will encode in sync though!). Could you run me through making a frame server? Thanks!

*DiiZzY* · 13-04-2004

http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread....threadid=92637 - Last post
1. You don't need avisynth, instead you need VirtualDubMod.
2. Exchange step 4-5 by opening your clip in vdubmod and going to File --> Start frameserving.
//Danne

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rendez2k CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: UK Posts: 395	Hi DiiZzY, splitting the vid and audio with nandub makes the length right (don't know if it will encode in sync though!). Could you run me through making a frame server? Thanks! __________________ Burning gear: 2 x Pioneer DVR-115DBK 20x :: Sony NEC Optiarc AD-7200S (SATA) :: LG GGW-H20L (SATA)

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13-04-2004	#2 (permalink)
DiiZzY CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Nordic Region, Sweden Posts: 2,855	Frameserve it into TMPGEnc using VirtualDubMod or Avisynth. //Danne

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DiiZzY CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Nordic Region, Sweden Posts: 2,855	http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread....threadid=92637 - Last post 1. You don't need avisynth, instead you need VirtualDubMod. 2. Exchange step 4-5 by opening your clip in vdubmod and going to File --> Start frameserving. //Danne