Repairing Captured MPEG2

[jfebus]

Hi all,

My DVD Player is showing artifacts when playing a captured mpeg2.

I think that my capture card is dropping frames, do to the fact that if I open the file and got frame by frame to the point my dvd present the artifacts I see two frames that are equal ( in a motion scene ). I think the capture card is inserting trash in the frame and my DVD player is having problems.

Is there a program that will fix the "corrupted" mpeg2 file?

Regards,

[pjoeter]

hi,just try to cut the bad frames out of the movie (tmpgenc wil do just fine)

[jfebus]

I have tried that, but it's really hard to doing multiple times per file. Is there a program that will fix it automaticly? I have tryen mpegcorrector with no luck at all!

Regards,

[jfebus]

Hi All,

I noticed that if I capture using a GOP strucuture of iiiiiiiiiiiii (13 Is) I get rid of all artifacts in my Panasonic DVD playes.

It's ok to use this structure?

Thanks for the help!

Regards,

[SHS]

by doing that you petty much disable VBR mode so end make more like CBR.

[Coopervid]

Using only I frames is OK. Actually I do it as well as you will notice on slower PCs / capture cards with B and P frames enabled that high speed movements are not smooth. You can always re-compress with TMPGEnc or other programs if file size matters.
I capture with Intervideos WINDVR2 at 352x480, 5000kbit/s, sound as MPEG1 Layer2, I frames only, motion search to 16 (max) and the video is perfect and DVD compliant. Just load it in a program hat doesn't render the video again and you're ready to burn a DVD.

Vid

[jfebus]

Hi all,

What I have noticed is that the forwward is working really slow.

Any Ideas?

Regards,