I have a few MPEG-2 files that are very important to me, and I'm in the process of converting them to MP4 (via Handbrake).
Before I can delete the original MPEG files, I need to be sure the new files are free from errors (e.g. image brake-up, audio-pops, unstable playback etc.).
So is there a MP4/MKV error checker that I can download to check for any encoding errors?
Thanks
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Data storage of all types are cheap. Don't delete the original....simple as that.
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If they are very important keep the originals!
But I haven't seen any encoding checker tool for any video format. You have to play it and check manually. -
Forgot to ask, are there converters that can convert 50/60i to 50/60p instead of 25/30p?
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