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  1. 26th Apr 2006 02:07 #1
    isomatrix
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    I knew that we can use the audio function to fade video sound so that it won't be suddenly like becoming no sound.
    I am wondering can TMPGenc do like those video when it comes to the end, it will slowly go dark then black screen.
    Which function should i use?

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  2. 26th Apr 2006 17:17 #2
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    on TMPGenc 2.5 this fuction is "hidden" on the "setting" tab => audio => tick "use audio edit" and hit the "setting" tab => tick audio fade out
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    TMPGEnc audio processing sucks. Use a plugin or do it in another audio software.
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    Uhhhh guys, I think the OP wants to fade the video to black, but used the audio as a "similar" example
    If in doubt, Google it.
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  5. 26th Apr 2006 18:29 #5
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    What are you converting from? If it's avi then you can probably do it with Vdub and frameserve straight to TMPGEnc.
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  6. 26th Apr 2006 20:37 #6
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    Originally Posted by ZippyP.
    What are you converting from? If it's avi then you can probably do it with Vdub and frameserve straight to TMPGEnc.
    WHich means that TMPGenc can't do it right? I was looking up and down but i can't find any function to do it.
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  7. 26th Apr 2006 21:59 #7
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    Originally Posted by isomatrix
    WHich means that TMPGenc can't do it right?
    Not as far as I know. It's an mpeg encoder with some basic edit and filter functions. Personally for more advanced editting I use MVW.
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    You could use WMM and export to DV-AVI,then use TMPGEnc.
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