problems converting .avi file to mpg format using TMPGEnc

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  1. Robb30

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    problems converting .avi file to mpg format using TMPGEnc basically when i go to open the file in TMPGEnc it says file not supported. Was wondering if anyone knows how to solve this or a way around this maybe with another conversion program or something. thanks for help if any.
     
    Robb30, Sep 15, 2003
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    actually when i try to open the avi file it says illegal stream format. also for further info i have open the file with gspot and says the video is S-mpeg 4 version 3 and the audio is x0055(MP3) ID'd as MPEG-2 Layer 3
     
    Robb30, Sep 15, 2003
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    Twanger Guest

    Same with me
     
    Twanger, Sep 15, 2003
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    does this happend with all your avi's?
     
    mrsheen03, Sep 23, 2003
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  5. agnesana

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    when i downlowded tmpgenc and i tried to open it it tells me that the file is invalid or corrupted anyone know how to fix this.
     
    agnesana, Sep 23, 2003
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    In TMPGENC try moving the DIRECTSHOW plug-in to a higher priority of 1 or 2 instead of -1. This setting is under OPTIONS/ENVIRONMENTAL SETTINGS. This has worked for me in the past.
     
    RNF1968, Oct 4, 2003
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    Does the original file actually play at all? If it does then the problem lies with the audio, and can be solved best by decompressing the audio OR using tooLame and SSRC with TMPGEnc!
     
    Dela, Oct 7, 2003
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