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  1. 8th Sep 2003 14:17 #1
    allycat
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    I can playback my movies on Windows Media player but when I try to open them in TMPGenc it says they are unsupported. They come with the extension [TcS] T.S.

    What do I need to open them in TMPGenc so that I can encode them.



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  2. 8th Sep 2003 14:26 #2
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    Probably some codec, and setting your priority of DirectShow Multimedia Reader to the highest value (right click and choose Higher priority)


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    those may be transport stream mpegs .. you have to convert the transport stream to program stream or de-multiplex them to elem. streams ..

    tmpgenc will not import transport streams as far as i know ..
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    Thanks I had to move the compatability reader priority reader higher.
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    oh -- so thats the other t.s. - which is warez and not allowed on this forum ..
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