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Originally Posted by short360Fight spammers ghetto kung-fu style! Join the Unsolicited Commandos! or the Spam Vampires!
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Don't think it's a video file extension. check here :>
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I think that the sws is part of the file name, the extension is almost certainly avi. I am betting on this file being some sort of screener or cam.
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not to sure about sws but the ts part normally stands for telesync don't know if thats any help
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Originally Posted by HardcorerussFight spammers ghetto kung-fu style! Join the Unsolicited Commandos! or the Spam Vampires!
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ok found out it was a rar file used winrar extracted it it turns out to be a bin and cue file. so ive used isobuster extracted the movie file but it shows as a notepad file it plays through media player but TMPGEnc wont reconise it and i want to put it to dvdr can anyone help me with that. and yes i did download it. thanks
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Originally Posted by short360Fight spammers ghetto kung-fu style! Join the Unsolicited Commandos! or the Spam Vampires!
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There's nothing you can do then. Delete it and go get on with something else.
EDIT forget that posted before your post came through.
If you goto say 'My Documents' and click on tools at the top and select 'folder options'. Click the view tab and uncheck the box which says ' Hide extensions for known file types ' .
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Originally Posted by empnc
We usually punish those who talk about warez. Warez includes non legal downloaded movies.
Use DVD2Avi, import your mpeg2 file and create a project file. This spits out a .d2v file and an mpa file with the correct audio delay information. If wanted to you could use avisynth with the d2v file to throw in a couple of noise filters and a resize filter. Considering we know what the file is and where came from, the quality is well...
Import the d2v file into TMPG and encode away.
Check the guides for how to use DVD2Avi, and for proper VFAPI installation.
If it's mpg1 (352x240), don't bother, not worth it, or use Virtualdub then either frame serve, or resave as an avi. <- Check the guides for how to frame serve with V-Dub.
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