Problems encoding xVID in TMPGEnc

[Xoanon]

DIVX is soooo crap, nothing is ever straight forward with it

I am trying to convert an xVID AVI file in TMPGEnc to an xVCD MPEG file. I have all the settings right, I have extracted the audio separately and I am joining the two together. However, I start to encode it and I get the following message:



Doe anyone know what this is and how I can correct it? Its very annoying.

Thanks.

[tim6661234]

I've had a similar problem (I think).
I had to used VirtualDub to recode it and that worked for me.
I think it was due to bad frames and the codec having a big in it.

[Xoanon]

What do I need to do in VirtualDub exactly?

[bizeebee]

Have you tried checking it for bad frames in VirtualDub first?

[Dutch Coder]

Or try frame-serving using Virtualdub.....or look up my old (?) guide using Panasonic encoder to encode to (x)vcd. But eeehhh... i started making vcd's too in the beginning..... why not make svcd? Takes a bit more time to do...... but the quality is much better.

D.C.

[Xoanon]

Have you tried checking it for bad frames in VirtualDub first?

How do I do this? And if it has bad frames, how do I correct them? This is my first time trying to do anything with DIVX succesfully.

[Dutch Coder]

Come on..... search the forums & guides a little bit, ok? Here's my easy-way to do vcd:

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/144340.php

But right now... maybe already a bit outdated. When this doesn't help you..... search for the guides about frame serving. Let me know if it works for you, good luck.

D.C.