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  1. 15th Aug 2003 07:58 #1
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    im trying to convert a d/led .avi (divx) to vcd using tmpgenc, i used goldwave to extract audio to pcm, but when converting in tmpgenc the video freezes at the beginning, so i cancel the conversion and playback the file and its like stuck after like 3 secs but the audio keeps going, i tried 3 diff version of tmpgenc but still the same, i checked for bad frames using vdub but it said there isn't any, the avi plays back fine tho, thanks in advance.
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    Have you tried to convert with a different tool ?
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    Try saving out a new (direct stream) copy of the AVI with VirtualDub (Vdub states that it will never save out a bad frame). That the avi plays back fine is by no means an indicator of it being without errors!
    9 out of 10 dl'ed AVIs do have errors in my experience. Many to the point where conversion is simply not worth it.

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  4. 15th Aug 2003 08:16 #4
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    D/L'd video are typically error ridden. Use VDUB to clean it up and try encoding again. I can almost always get an AVI converted, as long as I don't mind a hiccup here and there where it's cut between keyframes.

    Death to people that encode 1 keyframe every 300 frames; come on you one-click wonders, change the effing DivX defaults :P :P :P
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Try saving out a new (direct stream) copy of the AVI with VirtualDub (Vdub states that it will never save out a bad frame). That the avi plays back fine is by no means an indicator of it being without errors!
    9 out of 10 dl'ed AVIs do have errors in my experience. Many to the point where conversion is simply not worth it.

    /Mats

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    What if you frame serve from VirtualDub to TMPGEnc? Still no go?

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