No video for an svcd...

[LiquidRaven]

I split a DVDdivx rip into two mpegs...
Burned each one with SVCD...
All i get is sound tho when playing it..

can anyone help?

[Conquest10]

where did you play it?

[LiquidRaven]

in my memorex dvd player which supports vcd/svcd..

[Conquest10]

do you get audio on your pc?

[LiquidRaven]

I get audio on the pc and dvd player...just no video

[LiquidRaven]

Both mpegs alone play perfectly on the pc, but once i burn each to a cd, they both have no video...im guesing its a setting(hopefully)?

[Conquest10]

ooh..my fault, i meant do you get video on your pc.

[LiquidRaven]

no

[Conquest10]

if you don't even get video on your pc then there is something wrong with the conversion. what is your method?

[LiquidRaven]

I used Easy avi splitter, split the DVD-DIVXRip into to mpegs...
Then i used VCDeasy, selected SVCD, NEw, put the first mpeg in...burned at like 2 or 3x speed..

[Conquest10]

how did you convert the avi to mpg?

[LiquidRaven]

i just selected the dvd rip file, saved as an output file, and hit start...

[Conquest10]

what program did you use?

[LiquidRaven]

Easy Video Splitter

[Conquest10]

i have no experience with that prog so can't help you there.

[WidowMaker]

i would recommend using tmpgenc to do the encoding it will also split the mpeg while encoding so you can do it all with 1 program
and make sure you have all the proper codecs installed ie divx, xvid

do you get video when you played the downloaded file ??
or do you not get the video with the new svcd mpeg your created??

[LiquidRaven]

Ok.... i do get video when i play the two mpegs i created....(split)

When i burn them, i dont....

[WidowMaker]

what program are you using to burn with ??

[LiquidRaven]

nero, i tried vcd and svcd, all i get is audio though

[WidowMaker]

did you convert your avi(divx) to an scvd compliant mpeg2 video stream?? ..... i would start back at the beginning take your avi extract the audio stream in vdub (compression = pcm & conversion = 44100)
then save wav....next load your avi and the new wave in tpmgenc and select a vcd/svcd template and set the option you want to use tmpgenc to split the file into 2 parts using the 'source range' option and you can use vcdeasy to burn your svcd


there are plenty of guides on how to do all this
just take 5 minutes to read them it will save you hours of aggravation in the end

cheers