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    there was 3 files to this movie, they are in SVCD mode
    the first 2 cd worked fine but when i loaded the 3rd file
    and it said it's

    -not a 11172-2 or 13818-2 Video stream
    -please go to tools and try fix stream headers on the file.

    how do i get dvd lab to load the file and i tried the fix stream header how do i use it i just loaded the file and clicked fix headers, and right away it says Nothing was fixed..

    help.. i need to add this SVCD file to compile ASAP!!!
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    Do you have a gun to your head ?

    Do you only have 3 hours to live and must watch this from a DVD before you pop off this mortal coil ?

    Just curious about the urgency . . .
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    Do you have a gun to your head ?

    Do you only have 3 hours to live and must watch this from a DVD before you pop off this mortal coil ?

    Just curious about the urgency . . .


    Does that answer your question?
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  5. Originally Posted by The village idiot
    Does that answer your question?
    hehe...

    Have you tired running the mpeg file through a checker, or tried demuxing then re-muxing it? I bet this is some downloaded file that is screwed up. Never trust it unless you make it yourself.
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    no i promised someone i would give a copy to her

    how do i demux it?? with dvd lab it tried to demux and cancelled becuz of that error

    Originally Posted by Solarjetman
    Originally Posted by The village idiot
    Does that answer your question?
    hehe...

    Have you tired running the mpeg file through a checker, or tried demuxing then re-muxing it? I bet this is some downloaded file that is screwed up. Never trust it unless you make it yourself.
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  7. Run the mpeg through VCDGear and "Fix Mpeg".
    Try again.
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    Originally Posted by reboot
    Run the mpeg through VCDGear and "Fix Mpeg".
    Try again.
    i tried that already too it showed the same error
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  9. Originally Posted by Solarjetman

    Have you tired running the mpeg file through a checker, or tried demuxing then re-muxing it? I bet this is some downloaded file that is screwed up. Never trust it unless you make it yourself.
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    how do i demux it??
    TmpGenc. File->Mpeg tools, simple de-multiplex option. That should do it.
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  10. Un urgency 'bump' after only 38 minutes. That must be some kind of record.
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  11. I love how descriptive the title is too.
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    [quote="RevMyOh"]no i promised someone i would give a copy to her

    Looks like you'll have to take a cold shower instead.
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  13. You could run it through Womble MPEG Video Wizard. It will not re-encode it. There is a free trial version you could use on the website.
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    TmpGenc. File->Mpeg tools, simple de-multiplex option. That should do it.[/quote]

    i tried doing that, but for some reason it only made 25 minutes of the 55 minute movie...
    does that mean there's an error during that 25th minute or something cuz it looks the same when i watched it
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  15. Originally Posted by RevMyOh
    TmpGenc. File->Mpeg tools, simple de-multiplex option. That should do it.
    i tried doing that, but for some reason it only made 25 minutes of the 55 minute movie...
    does that mean there's an error during that 25th minute or something cuz it looks the same when i watched it[/quote]

    It would appear so. Have you tried mwkurt's suggestion.
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    Originally Posted by mwkurt
    You could run it through Womble MPEG Video Wizard. It will not re-encode it. There is a free trial version you could use on the website.
    sweet that's the only way that worked.... thx!
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