I've got a couple of downloaded clips in ASF format that I've had trouble converting. I've since found that the problem files are using the Microsoft MPEG-4 video codec, and the Windows Media 8 audio codec.
In TMPGENC these clips take over an hour to convert a 4min vid. The resulting MPG video plays fine, but only the first couple of seconds of audio then silence.
Anyone any ideas?
Thanks,
NiVZ.
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Not a real good solution, but could you open them up in VDub and save as Uncompressed AVI (huge as hell, but for only 4 mins, itll be alright), then open up THAT file from TMPEG?
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Originally Posted by phatslug
Thanks I will give it a try this coming week.RXH -
Turns out it's the Audio thats the problem.
I converted the Audio using Windows Media Encoder 9 and then used the video from the original file in the Video option, but used the converted audio from WME 9 in the Audio option of TMPGEnc.
Works fine now.
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try VideoEdit Converter Pro that support mpeg4 to mpeg1,mpeg2,vcd...
http://www.viscomsoft.com/videoeditconvertpro.htm
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