read error using TMPEGEnc

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  1. Caine_II

    Caine_II Member

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    I have an mpeg-2 file whose video was choppy playing on my pc(whatever player wmp, winamp, bsplayer), so I decided to just extract an uncompressed wav using VirtualDub-1.6.11 with the VirtualDub MPEG2 Plugin installed. I then tried to re-encode the file to an mpeg-1 file, but the following error appeared:
    Any advice on what the error means firstly, and also how I can solve it would be much appreciated.

    Sorry if this is in the wrong forum, and also for being a newbie qy if it's covered already. I did search but couldn't find the same error.
     
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    That error is an error in the M2V.vfp Plugin....If you Disable that Plugin in the VFAPI Plugins then Tmpgenc will be Forced to use a Different Mpeg-2 decoder which should Hopefully Not give you an error...(Go to "options" to "Enviromental Settings" to "Vfapi Plugins" and Disable the "Mpeg-2 Video Plug-in (M2V.vfp)")

    The Best way to encode Mpeg-2 source Files in Tmpgenc is to First use "DVD2AVI 1.77" to Make a D2V Frameserver File and then Load the D2V Frameserver File into Tmpgenc and encode.....

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    Cheers Minion, :) I did as you said:
    and in the m2v.vfp entry it indicated that "The file cannot be loaded".

    It was then, while alternating with checking/unchecking the box beside the m2v.vfp entry, that I realised the free version of TMPGEnc I was using, had expired it's MPEG-2. Seems weird that I was able to encode the first 7 minutes of the file before the error appeared. Maybe it happened to expire MPEG-2 support coincidentally just in the middle of encoding.

    I just dl'ed a 14day trial of TMPGEncPlus and that worked a treat.
    [edit: spelling]
     
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