No Video with either Cucusoft or TMPGenc

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by fm535, Jul 24, 2004.

  1. fm535

    fm535 Guest

    I have spent the past two days scouring the forums to make sure I don't double post, but cannot find anything exactly pertaining to my problem. I am a newbie, so I will appropriately post here!

    I have several avi files that when using either TMPGenc or Cucusoft, will not display any video, the screen is black. I am shying away from batch encoding, using either one of these, due to waste of time, and finding the files useless after waiting all that time.
     
  2. jim_dandy

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    hi fm535
    Can you play these files on your windows media player or whatever you use?
    If not, then you dont have the right codecs,search google for codecs.Or they may have a codec pack on A.D.,ive never looked.
    good luck
    jim
     
  3. fm535

    fm535 Guest

    They are playing fine thru media player classic, WIndows MP and DIVX player. I have found the only wierd thing about two of the 3 avi files so far, is that they are reporting 16:9 as their aspect ratio, and I don't know if that is a factor. Other than that, I can't find any oddities in their avicode reports.
     
  4. fm535

    fm535 Guest

    I have more to add, if anyone can figure this into the resolution ideas - I took the same file and using either of the same encoders (TMPGenc or Cucusoft), try to encode it on a different system, (a much slower system - 28 hours to convert!) and voila, I have video in the conversion process. Is there something that I should know about the codecs or somekind of configuration? They seem to play back perfectly on the fast system, but the encoding process and post-playback is totally void of video. I believe it is a codec configuration, and I have ffdshow loaded, but can I get that to take over as default for everything?
     
  5. fm535

    fm535 Guest

    I guess I was impatient and a good web user...I fixed the problem on my own. I noticed all the movies were DivX5 when checked with AVICodec. I removed the codec and reinstalled the new DivX-5.2 and it appears to be working fine now! I will update this if I learn anything more!
     

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