DVD-rip to MPEG

[Jimmi Ploug]

I downloaded the newest version of TMPGENC and I made the DVD-rip to a MPEG. The following problems accured:
1) The movie is 1 hour and 20 min, in MPEG format it's 3 hours and 55 min (although the movie only last for 1 hour and 15 min, the rest of the of the time there's just a black sceen).
2) the file size is now 2.23 GB. (Thats 5 VCD's, a little too large i think)
3) there no sound

Yours sincerly

Jimmi Ploug

[Truman]

How did you frameserve to TMPG?

[Jimmi Ploug]

I''m sorry i don't understand... I only used TMPGENC for the encoding to MPEG

[Truman]

I mean, if you do a DVD to VCD conversion, you have to use some tools in advance. There are a dvd decrypter like smartripper, a decoder like dvd2avi ...
What did you use? Or which files did you select as video and audio source in TMPG?
ok, start here please.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Truman on 2001-09-07 02:54:42 ]</font>

[Jimmi Ploug]

Well the I didn't DO the dvd-rip... I just downloaded it.

Sound format is: MPEG Layer-3,127 kBit/s, 48,000 Hz,

Stereo and video format is: 640 x 384, 24 bit, 112783 billeder, 23.976 billeder/sek, 153 KB/sek, DIVXMPG4 V3

The video source and audio source both was from the same file.

[t1955feb]

Just cut the movie

[burnxx]

I had the same problem with a DivX to MPEG ....
The converting kept going on for hours while the last frame of the movie was in the "viewer" of TMPGEnc.

I cut it with "merge&Cut", but there was no sound...
The source looked OK : MPEG-1 640x352 23,976fps CBR 1150kbps, Layer-2 44100Hz 192kbps..So I loaded it as a VIDEOCD(NTSCFilm)

Can anyone give advice

[kriskim]

try encoding the audio and video seperately. then remux with tmpgenc in mpeg tools.