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    greetings all,

    I have searched endlessly here and on google and no luck in looking for a problem similar to mine, so here goes

    1 x Sony Stereo VCR with RCA outputs

    1 x Panasonic DVD Recorder with RCA inputs

    VCR Tape Recording is a home movie plays fine on TV

    via RCA cables I connect the VCR to The DVD recorder and record the material.

    It plays fine on TV

    I then use TMPGENC Author 1.6 on WinXP with 1 gig ram and no virusses no spyware and 2 x 300 gig HDD's with a LG DVD-DL DVDwriter to read the contents of the DVD ram, it then comes up with unable to continue ... stream is mix format 16:9 and 4:3

    I copied the file off the DVD-RAM and opened it in MPEG2VCR and this link shows what one frame of the stream looks like except the whole stream is like this (this is a home Movie) ---> http://kjaere.dyndns.org/problem/problem.jpg

    I have tried setting the DVD recorder in both 16:9 and 4:3 and i get the same error, I have tried transfer instead of the RCA to use the TV tuner instead, and the same result happens. Note this does not happen when I record Digital TV, Satellite TV or analog ( one exception when we have a bad signal from Channel 10 Melbourne the same effect happens)

    Ok thats the problem, hopefully someone will recognise the problem from my link --> http://kjaere.dyndns.org/problem/problem.jpg and may offer possible solutions or work arounds

    I thank you in advance
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    TmpgENC DVD Author has a problem with mixing video in mixed formats. You may be able to import it under "add DVD video" from the DVD-RAM disc.

    I've had the same error that you're seeing on video using both an E55 and E20. Once was on a camcorder transfer to the front AV connections (E20, E55), recently to the rear AV connections (E55, which rules out input as the problem). I believe it may have occurred when using the flexible recording mode - or it may have been a problem DVD-RAM disc. I've never seen it when using DVD-R media??? While it's only happened a few times during the past 3 or 4 years, it's extremely annoying when editing the video - as is having to re-record. I'd suggest recording again in 2 hour mode (using the same disc - if possible) and see if it clears up.
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    Originally Posted by classfour
    TmpgENC DVD Author has a problem with mixing video in mixed formats. You may be able to import it under "add DVD video" from the DVD-RAM disc..
    I currently use the "add DVD video" and that is where i get the problem, + i have it set to 2 hour mode currently (I never use flexible recording mode), I have checked the same disk by erasing it and recording something off satellite and TMPGENC author 1.6 will import it fine with "add DVD video" .. The Only Thing I have not Done is use a DVD RW, I will try that and see if i get different results, and post my result here

    Originally Posted by classfour
    I've had the same error that you're seeing on video using both an E55 and E20. Once was on a camcorder transfer to the front AV connections (E20, E55), recently to the rear AV connections (E55, which rules out input as the problem). I believe it may have occurred when using the flexible recording mode - or it may have been a problem DVD-RAM disc. I've never seen it when using DVD-R media??? While it's only happened a few times during the past 3 or 4 years, it's extremely annoying when editing the video - as is having to re-record. I'd suggest recording again in 2 hour mode (using the same disc - if possible) and see if it clears up.

    Thank you for replying, ill try a DVD-rw and see if that makes a difference, & I might try it in 4 hour mode

    Fingers crossed
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