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  1. I have tryed to convert 3 movies to dvd. 2 of them becomes dvd files. But the third one wont be converted to dvd. I get no error it just sems like it skipped. And when i look in the default folder it has make a .m2v file off it, and .mpg on the movies that worked.
    Whats wrong?

    Regards Abel
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  2. Originally Posted by abel48
    I have tryed to convert 3 movies to dvd. 2 of them becomes dvd files. But the third one wont be converted to dvd. I get no error it just sems like it skipped. And when i look in the default folder it has make a .m2v file off it, and .mpg on the movies that worked.
    Whats wrong?

    Regards Abel
    You have to be more specific. Is it bin files? If it is, try changing from vcdgear to vcdxrip in options. Or mount the bin file with daemon-tools and use vcdeasy to convert it to a "real" mpeg. There's also a mpeg fixer in svcd2dvd.
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  3. Thanks for your ansver.

    They are .mpg files all 3 of them.

    Regards Abel
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  4. Since there's a .m2v file in your folder then the problem is when it's multiplexing. Try to fix your faulty mpg with the mpeg fixer in svcd2dvd. If that not helps try to demultiplex it with tmpgenc. Then convert the audio file to wave and back to .mp2 and mulitplex it and try again with svcd2dvd.
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