Why won't it let me save it as an mpg?!

[bigdee]

Ok this thing is trying to save the ouput file into two seperate files. Is this better or what, cause it won't let me uncheck the box to save it as one file like it did in the older versions.

By the way I'm using the wizard in TMPGEnc.

[Grimey]

Whats your source?

[bigdee]

Its an AVI XVID type file.

[junkmalle]

At the bottom of the TMPGENC window is a box labeled "Stream Type". Be sure to set it to System (Video+Audio). I think the choice also exists somewhere in the wizard.

[jimmalenko]

It is probably wiser not to use the wizard. I think TMPGEnc forces you to encode to Elementary streams when it cannot multiplex the audio. It could be that your XviD file has mp3 audio. Can you check what audio codec the file has using GSpot ?

[bigdee]

I'm using the audio from an uncompressed WAV file...

[jimmalenko]

I'm using the audio from an uncompressed WAV file...

There's your problem. TMPGEnc can't multiplex PCM audio streams.

[bigdee]

Ok well this time imma use the source from the audio and video as the same file. Which is a avi XVID type. And when I look to the bottem left, those options are locked. Where it says stream type and all the options I can pick, its locked. It won't let me change it. Its stuck on ES [video+audio]. So what do I do now?!

[jimmalenko]

Ok well this time imma use the source from the audio and video as the same file. Which is a avi XVID type. And when I look to the bottem left, those options are locked. Where it says stream type and all the options I can pick, its locked. It won't let me change it. Its stuck on ES [video+audio]. So what do I do now?!

Load the unlock template.