TMPGEnc

[Slodown]

Is there another Software like TMPGEnc???
I just cannot handle TMPGEnc right.

TMPGEnc just sucks!!!!!!!

[Hiei]

TMPGEnc is a god send newbie.

[Thurbs]

TMPGEnc is the best damn encoder around. If you do happen to find any encoder that does the job for the same price let the forum know.

TMPGEnc doesn't suck.

[Slodown]

OK if TMPGEnc is the best encoder around,tell me why do i always get these blip error messages about illegal floating decimal point order???
I just wanted to encode an avi file!!!But TMPGEnc was not even able to do that and you want to tell me that this thing is the best encoder around???

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: pinoy2201 on 2001-12-24 10:56:46 ]</font>

[pinoy2201]

what are you talking about its not TMPGEnc fault its your dman avi file thats causeing the damn error and dont curse on theis forum

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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: pinoy2201 on 2001-12-24 10:55:37 ]</font>

[vhelp]

You're probably encoding a:
* divX file - nortorious for incompatably and eronous erros, etc.
* corrupts AVI file non-the-less.
* a corrupt D/L'ed file - wheather AVI or divX AVI, etc.
* or combo/mixture of above and incorrect settings in TMPG

re-read the guides to your left - if it's a divX file, definately
re-read links to your left and follow each step closely.

I'm not a divX fan, but I have asked where can one D/L
such files (not whole movies, just small 10mb samples)
but no-one's willing to response to my demands, he, he...
I only want to see how these files that some poeple
are having trouble with and see if I have the same
issues. I've got a few divX samples already - not
good at all, but I like to see files that people here
are D/L'ng and having trouble with, just to see what
they are talking about. So, if you have a link to
a divX file and it's not 100's MB in size, pass it
along and I'll have a looksee!

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: vhelp on 2001-12-24 11:28:44 ]</font>

[dumwaldo]

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On 2001-12-24 10:47:24, Slodown wrote:
OK if TMPGEnc is the best encoder around,tell me why do i always get these blip error messages about illegal floating decimal point order???
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because your AVI has errors. re-encode the avi file with virtualdub and use the new copy.



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On 2001-12-24 10:47:24, Slodown wrote:
I just wanted to encode an avi file!!!But TMPGEnc was not even able to do that and you want to tell me that this thing is the best encoder around???
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notive it is TMPGEnc and not TAVIEnc. it is for encoding MPG files. if you wish to encode avi files get VirtualDub.

[Slodown]

Ok,Ok...but if an avi file is damaged but still watchable,then it must be possible to encode it.
I already used Vitrual Dub but it just encodes a small part of the avi.

Man,I just want my avi`s on a SVCD.

[dumwaldo]

then spend some time reading this site and it will start to make sense. there is no such thing as a one click program that will do everything for you just as there is no one sentence that can answer your questions.

BTW i have never lost a clip, between VirtualDub and TMPGEnc there is ALWAYS a way to make things work.

[Slodown]

Ok let us just end this discussion.
I gonna find a way to encode this video