Converting Or Frame-serving MPEG-2 Files Larger Than 4 gig

[sayler]

For reasons I won't take the time to list I prefer to use my AWI Radeon card to capture in DVD (720x480) format. Then I convert to VCD or DxiX or whatever. My workhorse program for these conversions has been FlasK which is fast and simple to use. I recently converted to Windows-xp with NTFS formatting so I could capture longer segments using the ATI TV-tool with file sizes in excess of 4 gig. Capturing is no problem but conversion is.

FlasK v5.94-Intel doesn't seem to want to recognize mpeg-2 files larger than 4 gig. So I need soneone to recommend programs that will convert or frame-serve mpeg-2 files larger then 4 gig? Incidently, I think my 4+gig files are not corrupted because the Window's Media File Player has no problem playing them.

[scissors]

hi there,

that's a unique problem.

do the mpegs load into powerdvd?

yes?

how about powerripper? That used to use powerdvd's overlay to convert.

Just a thought.

[shochan]

use avisynth so solve your problems. go to my user guide @
http://forum.vcdhelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=78221
and instead of the whole v= a= audiodub stuff just put in
mpeg2source("c:\whereitis\.mpg") and follow the rest of the guide.