AVI to MPEG error

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  1. Parm

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    HI,

    I'm new to creating VCD's from AVI's and have started with DVD2SVCD and TMPGEnc.

    All went well until almost the end when I get the error "Could not find User Data at I-frame 6041 in file c:\...\movie\bbmpeg_muxed_file00.mpg"
    I've searched the net and this forum but havn't find any answers.

    Any help would be great, thanks...
     
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    When that happens, what files are you left with?
     
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    As I'm new to creating VCD's from AVI's there was also a load of other files like Avisynth and audio, I don't really know what they are ? (Still Learning, early days for my VCD adventures !!)

    Since the problem, I have been searching this forum and found a suggestion to disable "add SVCD scan-offset" on the bbMPEG Output settings. This cured the problem and the conversion to MPEG-1 VCD ran through ok.

    But to be honest I'd like to understand what this scan-offset option does and why it crased out.

    Just to mention, I first successfully created a SVCD with the SVCD scan-offset option enabled and it worked ok but my Toshiba standalone DVD player will only play VCD's, shucks...

    Also, I really would be great if you could recommend some "How to" guides on converting AVI's to MPEG-1 VCD using DVD2SVCD and TMPGEnc.

    Thanks alot....
     
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    All these damn errors people tell me about, i'd love to know what the main thing behind them is.

    hmmm do u have all the up to date codecs installed that you would require??
     
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    I think I have all the codecs I need, I used GSpot to verify this before starting and it found 3 Divx codecs.

    FYI, I just finished a coversion to VCD a few minutes ago (error free), but the audio sounds really slow compared to the original AVI.

    I used all the default settings, any ideas on this one ?? I'm pulling my hair out :-(

    Will I ever get this to work ???

    I really could do with a guide, converting AVI to VCD using DVD2SVCD, do you know a good one ??

     
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    I agree,

    I've successfully created a good SVCD but my standalone DVD player won't play SVCD's. So I'm stuck with just VCD for now...
     
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    Well, hmmmm did u try just using TMPGEnc and forgetting about DVD2SVCD??
     
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    Yep, as you advised I gave up on DVD2SVCD and used TMPGEnc to convert my AVI to MPEG-1 and yipee... it worked.

    I guess I'll then use the "Merge & Cut" option to split the file into 800Mb chunks. Or would you recommend any other tool for this ??

    Thanks...
     
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    either that or dvtool!
     

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