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  1. 23rd Dec 2003 00:07 #1
    cephus
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    I'm using TMPGEnc 2.521.58.169 and occasionally, I'll get this problem when converting from AVI to MPG. I've checked for bad frames and there are none.

    I was running a file, it got about a minute in, then the TMPGEnc preview window went black, the time started counting down from 45 minutes to 0 in about 20 seconds and the conversion was never done. I've tried running it manually, through the wizard, altering settings, nothing works.

    Any suggestions? I haven't been able to find any other mentions of this.
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  2. 31st Jan 2004 16:49 #2
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    I'm experiencing the same problem. It started two days ago for me. I uninstalled the software and reinstalled, still no results.
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  3. 31st Jan 2004 16:55 #3
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    Never heard of this problem.

    Perhaps if you too give us A LOT of details on your source files we might see that there is a common problem with them.

    My guess is the source is at fault here somehow.

    As a "last resort" you might want to try loading the AVI into VirtualDub and then frameserve that into TMPGEnc as this sometimes solves such problems.

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    Hey I am having this problem all of a sudden. Did anyone figure out how to solve this. Greatly appreciated.
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  5. 26th Apr 2004 23:33 #5
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    Originally Posted by FulciLives
    Perhaps if you too give us A LOT of details on your source files we might see that there is a common problem with them.
    The above would really help.
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  6. 26th Apr 2004 23:49 #6
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    TMPGENC 2.520 has given me a lot of weird errors recently when encoding MPEG1 files.

    It'll hit a certain frame, then encode audio only, with that frame being stuck. Source was fine. Redoing it in another version of TMPGENC was fine.
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