Checkum errors

Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by billham20, Jan 10, 2006.

  1. billham20

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    Hi,
    trying to encode an avi file with CCE ver. 2.5 but keep getting a checkum error in the 2nd pass, re-installed windows and cleaned everything up but still the same error, also set cce to 1 vbr pass too and that didn't work either. Anyone know of a way around this problem, still want to use CCE, thanks for any help.
     
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    Are you useing a Frameserver with CCE SP 2.50?? If Not then you Must and if so then which one??
     
  3. billham20

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    Using CCE ver. 2.50 with the Film Machine which has Avisynth built in the program.
     
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    Well I have never used film Machine but I use AVISynth all the time and I know that CCE will Come up with Check Sum errors on the Second pass if there are Very strong Noise Filters being used in the AVISynth Script.....

    Try Opening the Script in "NotePad" and Copy the Script into your Next Post and Maybe then I can see what Part of the script is Causeing the Errors and then tell you how to edit it so you don"t get these errors??
     
  5. billham20

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    avisynth script:

    # 16:9 encoding
    AviSource("C:\Program Files\.avi", false)
    ConvertToYUY2()
    FadeIn(50)
    Lanczos4Resize(720,356,0.0,0.6)
    AddBorders(0,62,0,62)

    Converting audiostream 1 from AVI file no 1 of 1

    These are filters that the Film Machine uses:

    DirectShow Filters used:
    NullRenderer1
    NullRenderer
    SampleGrabber
    MP3Filter
    Avi Splitter
    Avisynth Source Filter



    Audiostream 1 conversion finished.

    Starting CCE 2.50 for getting the CCE title.


    Had no problem with cce ver.2.70, but thats expired now. Also have an avi file with two parts (cd1/cd2) Can you suggest a program to join these parts into one file to convert, thanks.
     
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    OK...I think I see the Problem, I might be wrong But it is Worth Trying....

    Remove the "FadeIn(50)" Line from your Script and save it again and then encode it again useing the new edited Script and see if that Helps.....

    To Join 2 AVI files Together I suggest you maybe try "Virtual-Dub" which is what I use to Join AVI files but you can also encode 2 Files into One File useing CCE.....

    Cheers
     
  7. billham20

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    Okay, I'll try these suggestions and see how it goes, many thanks.
     
  8. billham20

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    tried to join the two avi files with several programs but there's a problem, like each file has a different audio rate like: cd1 ... 15712 and cd2 ... 17432. what if I convert each file seperately to a seperate disk and I wind up with a two disk movie, won't that work, thanks.
     
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    This Problem is Because the audio in your AVI files are VBR MP3 which Makes the Sample rate Fluctuate....

    If you Run the AVI files through this Tool First to decompress the audio then the 2 Files should Join without problems....

    http://www.megaupload.com/?d=J7HNW11I


    Cheers

    PS: You can also Load 2 Seperate Files into CCE SP and and encode them into One Mpeg file... I don"t know how it would work with Film Machine though...
     

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