TMPGEnc DVD author error

[red lion]

When i try to author i get this error

Avideo sequence header is necessary for every GOP in a standard DVD.
The video sequence is in correct

And also this error

The video GOP is to long for a standard DVD it is necessary that the GOP fulfill the following
max 36 fields (18 frames) ntsc
max 30 fields (15 frames) pal
is there a way to correct this without encoding again
btw i used tmpgenc to cut and merge also as i always do with vcd
even if it cant be fixed i would like to know what it means at least so as to understand..

[andyp1]

You don't say what your source is.
What are you trying to do?
It sounds like you are trying to put SVCD onto a DVD-R

[daamon]

Hi red lion,

A common error, and easily fixed:

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=857520#857520

...assuming you're familiar with TMPGEnc / the filename.mpg (MPEG2) was created using TMPGEnc.

See earlier in the thread for a link I provide to a guide that will explain what the error means.

Hope that helps.

[red lion]

Thanks guys fixed the original problem now it lets me ignore but another error the resolution is wrong anyway to change this ..without encoding again as i have delated my original files

[Baldrick]

Thanks guys fixed the original problem now it lets me ignore but another error the resolution is wrong anyway to change this ..without encoding again as i have delated my original files

No, you must reencode if you want a compliant dvd.

[parallax1]

Thanks guys fixed the original problem now it lets me ignore but another error the resolution is wrong anyway to change this ..without encoding again as i have delated my original files

Sounds as though you are trying to put an SVCD on DVD. If so, you will need to use DVDPatcher to change the resolution from 480x480 (576 if PAL) to something DVD compliant....use 352x480(576) and patch the entire files. Then after making the DVD (but before burning) run the VOBs back through DVDPatcher and change the resolution back to 480x480(576). As long as your DVD player will play SVCDs you shouldn't have any problems. There should be a guide on this site for more detailed instruction on using DVDPatcher.