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  1. 24th Dec 2003 17:36 #1
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    Hi

    I have a few avi file on the computer that i wish to put onto dvd. I have tried usings virtual dub and TMPEng but i cant seem to convert the file to mpeg to then convert to dvd format. Anyone got any ideas?

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    Originally Posted by krco
    I have a few avi file on the computer that i wish to put onto dvd. I have tried usings virtual dub and TMPEng but i cant seem to convert the file to mpeg to then convert to dvd format.
    TMPGEnc is a great encoder. What's your problem specifically? A few more details, OK..a lot more details and people might be able to point out where you're going wrong.

    BTW, following a guide (see above) is usually the best way to go.
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    On TMPGEnc when i click on video file i get the following message:

    file "D:\DVDs\Peter Kay\Live At Bolton Albert Halls.avi" cannont open, or unsupported

    From this i can only click ok and then i get the option of choosing a different file.

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    also when i do manage to get an avi file on that is supported and have selected where the output file will go i get a message saying:

    can't load "P3Package.dll"

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    Did you click on my helpful hint link? See below, second one.
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    cheers zippy guess i should read more

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