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  1. 22nd Jan 2003 19:51 #1
    zzyzx2
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    when i encode with dvd to svcd it looks normal, but i want to encode with the standalone, it looks like this,. temgenc also encodes fine.....

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    i don't see the problem ...
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    hmm. 120 views and the only person who replies likes the way it looks
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  4. 24th Jan 2003 07:11 #4
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    looks as though it has been encoded with an XVid codec. Follow the guides on the site for Xvids! If your stuck with them mail me on tppearson@yahoo.co.uk and I will give you the instructions.

    Essentially your encoder cannot read the codec so they generally get cloours bleeding into each other. Check in Vdub or Gspot to confirm.

    Hope this helps

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