Problem with TMPGEnc in converting avi to dvd

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  1. crazy

    crazy Guest

    I am trying to convert an existing avi file to dvd using TMPGEnc program via your guide. But I keep getting the ssame error message, that it cannont open or is unsupportive.

    Is there a codec or something I need to get this working. IT the lastest version. Movie is Kill bill 2.
    I was able to convert it to Mpeg using another software, but I get the same message selecting this file aswell.

    This is my first time and I can't find anything in the forum. Sorry if I missed it

    Thanks
     
    crazy, Apr 27, 2004
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  2. zjmedia

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    Hi, maybe you can try a another software named WinAVI Video Converter http://www.winavi.com/video-converter.htm.In fact, it is a complete solution for video file converting and burning. It can convert avi to dvd in 60 minutes with stunning video quality。
    Good luck!
    Lily
     
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    Hi, maybe you can try a another software named WinAVI Video Converter http://www.winavi.com/video-converter.htm. In fact, it is a complete solution for video file converting and burning. It can convert AVI to dvd in 60 minutes with stunning video quality。
    Good luck!
    Lily
     
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  4. jumpjet

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    I had exactly the same problem tonight, with the unsupported error. I found it to be a CODEC problem.

    I mostly use XviD now, but I have DivX 5 installed, which I assumed to be backwards compatable, but it didn't seem to be.

    I could watch the movie without any problems, but TMPGEnc didn't want to know.

    I ran the movie through GSPOT and though it rendered OK, it did say at the top right that I didn't have the DivX 3 codec installed. So I installed it, and that was that. TMPGEnc now has no problems with it.

    Good luck
     
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  5. jim_dandy

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    crazy check out your problem with this thread:http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/40101
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    I burnt a movie in VDC format (with nero), and when i saw it on my DVD palyer, the image was black-bule and white. the image when i played it on my computer was with full color.
    i did this with 2 different movies, and the same happened
    what am i doing wrong???
     
    josec, May 18, 2004
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  7. lella

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    [bold]zjmedia[/bold]
    The free version of ur product is supposed to leave a watermark on the converted media files. What is it exactly?
     
    lella, May 25, 2004
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  8. crazy

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    The water mark is most likely the companies name , which will be in large letters going across the entire middle of the screen. Therefore if you like there program you will need to regeister it too use it. Buggers....lol
     
    crazy, May 27, 2004
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