SVCD to VCD

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  1. darshan

    darshan Member

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    well yes...I have downloaded it....and pasted it as per fixit`s instructions !!
     
    darshan, Mar 5, 2003
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    Sorry if you already said but, what ram u got??
     
    Dela, Mar 5, 2003
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  3. darshan

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    P4 1.7 GHZ
    256 SD RAM
    Geforce 2 MX 400
    40 GB HDisk.

    nething else you need ??????
     
    darshan, Mar 6, 2003
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    No thats fine but Im confused because the error you describe seems like an "out of memory" error but with 256, i'd doubt it! those specs are well above standard so I wonder! Did you try posting on the TMPGEnc BBS???
     
    Dela, Mar 6, 2003
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    I am not quite sure why you need a special plugin, guys. I know I am late to the game on this enquiry, but if you want to convert SVCD to VCD, just do it with TMPGEnc, load up the video file, load up the VCD PAL or NTSC settings, leave your settings pretty much as is and hit start. Takes about 2 hours for an hour of video on your stats.

    Did it yesterday. NP

    Memory is not an issue at that level, as the file is written back to the disk whilst processing, so not much in the cache.

    Paul.
     
    loaded, Mar 6, 2003
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  6. Dela

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    Usually MPEG-2 files which high birate will need an mpeg-2 plugin for TMPGEnc to encode it. Most MPEG-2 files will work though, should anyway :)
     
    Dela, Mar 6, 2003
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    TMPGEnc BBS???
     
    darshan, Mar 6, 2003
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    ye go to tmpgenc.net and click BBS and and ask them your question!
     
    Dela, Mar 6, 2003
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    thankx alot dela, and all you guyz who have helped me....!!
     
    darshan, Mar 8, 2003
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    No Problem on my part anyway! hope everything works out for you =)
     
    Dela, Mar 8, 2003
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    hi guys, im having the same prob with svcd to vcd using tmpgenc. i have downloaded the plug in you stated but how do i use it? i have saved the files in tmpgenc folder, what do i do now to activate the plug in? i couldn't find anything on the guides section. please help.
     
    dmbrown99, Apr 11, 2003
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  12. FIXIT

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    to activate the plugin you need to run the M2VCONF file, the standard settings worked ok for me then u just click OK, everything should work when u try to use an mpeg 2 file with tmpgenc, then just set up tmpgenc pretty much the same as for a dvd backup.
     
    FIXIT, Apr 11, 2003
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    That re-encode will loose a lot of quality, have you considered trying the vcd header trick?? :)
     
    Dela, Apr 11, 2003
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