just a quick question....has anyone ever successfully tried the header trick...it seems like such a great idea but i have never gotten it to work. Everytime i try to multiplex it when it gets to 100% i get a buffer underflow error...and the mpeg is not watchable. Anyone know another way around this or maybe another program i can try doing this with besides tmpegenc
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The one time I tried it TMPGEnc processed something like 20% of the file and stopped (saying it was complete).. I think I had more of a life back then and didn't try to figure it out.. now I forget why I even tried it since my DVD player plays SVCDs. meh..
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Originally Posted by bubbabyte
When you say the mpeg is not watchable, is that on your PC or on your TV/DVD player. Maybe your dvd-player can't handle this kind of disk, after all it is rather non standard. -
I have used the header trick to play vcd's on my panasonic dvd player.
I encode the avi file using the standard SVCD - NTSC template in TMPGEnc, I do not make any changes except for the audio bitrate which I lower. once I have the mpg file I change the header to MPEG-1 Video cd (non-standard). this seems to work for me, without any errors. -
in not watchable i mean...that 1 of 2 things will happen...on my PC that is...
1. Sound but no video
2. No dound or Video
It makes it all the way to 100% but like i said i get a buffer underflow error...and 1 of the 2 listed above happen when trying to play it.
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mustang851 what type of PANSONIC DVD player do you use? I am a Panasonic RP56, and when i cannot get the VCD header trick to work.. Just read my post 'Arright i'm not giving up, but here is the scoop'.
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bubbabyte, bbMPEG is another program that's used for multi-plexing. bbMPEG multi-plexes the files with the correct packets and everything and you usually don't receive errors either.
Hope That Helps!!!:P
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hashslingingslasher, the model on the panasonic is dvd-cv51, so far I'm not disappointed with it, except for the remote control.
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To Bubbabyte: Itīs normal, that after multiplexing from SVCD to VCD header you canīt watch this file. But after authoring and burning (for example in Nero) as VCD everything will be OK.
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To Bubbabyte: if you want to watch the tricked file on your pc, try using a software dvd player that will let you play files individually. I use msi dvd player that came with my video card and it works. good luck.
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I have Sony DVP-NS300. I can make VCDs play (using Princo CDs) on the player but not SVCD. I reently read this trick on VCDhelp and tried to use multiplexing using TMPGenc, but it does not work for me. I extracted the MPEG-2 file using Isobuster. I keep on getting the error message mpg file is of illigal format. I have tried to change the file type from MPEG-1 Vedio Cd to MPEG-2 Video Cd in the MPEG Tools but the file could not be selected. I thought once the video input file is sucessfully selected I could change the type to MPEG-1 and run the multiplexing.
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refer to my previous post. My mpeg-2 files were corrupted (although vcd easy declared the fit to use). Therefore, i tried different files and had no problem using header trick. I can now play SVCD on my Sony NS-300.
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when using the header trick...on tmpegenc should the file size remain the same as it was originally.
and also...does anyone have a tutorial on how to do the header trick with bbmpeg cause i can't figure that program out at all..
thanks
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