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  1. 4th Oct 2003 10:51 #1
    Lasher_uk
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    I have had to reload my TMPGEnc and now I seem to get a lot of errors when converting to DVD. This can happen at any given point in any film though usually avi. Even the same film will error at different places.

    Can anyone give me some advice in the priority settings in the enviromental settings part to help over come this. It used to run fine before.

    Many thx Lasher
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    Set the Direct Show Priority to two, and the rest to zero.
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    Envior settings that work for me.....
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    Many, Many thx there guys.

    Seems to be working fine now. Ur a great help.

    Lasher
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    I know this thread has been answered but this right here might just be the definitive guide to TMPGEnc settings.
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