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  1. Hello

    I have a problem with TMPGEnc , when I try to convert to VCD I get this error message:

    "write error accured at address 00401C9F of module TMPGEnc.exe with 0284C604"


    does anyone know what this means?
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    ...but try reinstalling the prog/ restarting your computer and see what that will do.
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  3. ok , i reinstalled it .But It does the same thing, or it crashes.

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  4. Try checking for bad frames with Virtualdub (MP3 Freeze Version)
    "Today is only yesterdays tomorrow"
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  5. hm just keeps crashin


    anyone know some other good avi - vcd converter programs?
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    Or the file is huge and you don't frameserve to TMPGenc or you don't have enough temporary Hard disc space, or you output to a HD with not enough space.
    So: Frameserve to TMPGenc, set TMPGenc's temp folder to be on a HD with more than 10GB of space and check if your TMPGenc output file is on a HD with enough space.
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  7. i have plenty of space
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    Then set the temp folder of TMPGenc to use this space.
    Also, frameserve your source to TMPGenc.
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  9. Also, dont use a very long filename, esp one with lods of dots (full stops) in it.

    e.g If your filename is somethinsg like:
    this.is.my.best.ever.home.move.that.I.have.made.(divx 5.0).avi
    change it to: movie.avi

    sounds crazy I know, but it has worked for me in the past.
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    I used to get that error message many times, (read errors at address ... , write errors at address ...). I found a good HD defrag and reboot works wonders.

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    It could be your version of TMPGEnc, some versions are pretty buggy. Also what is your source? Has it been uncompressed? Have you tried frameserving? If V-Dub won't frameserve try Avisynth.
    Just shut up and listen dumbass
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