TMPgenc Problem

[lonelyboi06]

I have this video that is TMPgenc and the file size is only 175mb and when i TMPgenc it, it shows the number 43902 on the top right hand side the TMPgenc and the video comes out great and it has sound. I have another video with the same size which is 175mb but when i TMPgenc it, the number on the top right hand corner is 96810 and when the TMPgenc is finish there is no sound but the graphic is fine i cant hear the sound.

Can anyone tell me why this happen. They both have sound when i watch it without TMPgenc, but after i TMPgenc, the second video dosnt have sound.

[lonelyboi06]

does anyone knoe the solution to this problem?

[ZippyP.]

I have this video that is TMPgenc

What does that mean?

and the file size is only 175mb and when i TMPgenc it, it shows the number 43902 on the top right hand side

Again, what's that? The top right hand side of what?

Can anyone tell me why this happen. They both have sound when i watch it without TMPgenc, but after i TMPgenc, the second video dosnt have sound.

Get Gspot or avicodec and check your original file that converted without sound, make sure that you have the audio codec installed. If you're not sure then post the results from those two programs. Extract the audio from the original file (if it is an avi) using Goldwave, load your file then save. Use the wav file as the audio source when converting with TMPGEnc.

[lonelyboi06]

TOp right hand corner numbe is refering to how many frame. What im asking is that, why are both of the same size video have different frame number and why does the video with the more frame number dosn't seem to have sounds.

[lonelyboi06]

I tried both of the program u told me to do so and here are the results

The Audio is : 27 MB, 159 Kbps, 44100 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

And the Video is : 147 MB, 843 Kbps, 29.970 fps, 512*384 (4:3), DIV3 = DivX v3 MPEG-4 (Low-Motion), Supported


I tried the programs on the original copy of the video

[ZippyP.]

TOp right hand corner numbe is refering to how many frame. What im asking is that, why are both of the same size video have different frame number and why does the video with the more frame number dosn't seem to have sounds.

The size of the file is determined by the bitrate (Kilo-bits per second) that was used when it was encoded and the length of the video in minutes. More compression means less bitrate so smaller file size. The # of frames is not relevant as videos can be just about any frames per second, although there are three standards.

[ZippyP.]

The Audio is : 27 MB, 159 Kbps, 44100 Hz, 2 channels, 0x55 = MPEG Layer-3, Supported

This video has MP3 audio. Does it play OK on your PC? Extract the audio using Goldwave (like I said before) and use the wav file as the audio source.

[lonelyboi06]

OH SHIEt!!!! that mug work. Thanx a lot man ur good hehhee. Im so happy hehehe once again thanx alot..