Small video dropout = big problem reencoding

[maverick]

Hey guys. I have a new problem now. I have an .mpg capture from a VHS tape. The capture has a small video dropout (less than a second) where the video gets messed up but comes back again (the original is the same way). The problem is that now I'm trying to reencode the video with a smaller bitrate and resolution (using TMPGEnc) but as soon as it hits the spot with the video dropout, the encoding continues but all I get is the same messed up still thoughout the duration of the video.

So, when encoding I get the first half of the video with no problem, but the second half is always like this:



Like I said I'm using TMPGEncoder.... is there any setting I can change to fix that, and just continue the encoding normally?

Any help is appreciated!
Thanks!

[lordsmurf]

Encode it in two parts. Use the source selection feature.

[maverick]

That should work for that specific case.
I also have some older vhs videos which may have the same problem several times during the video, so is there any other solution that I can do it all in one shot?

In the mean time, I'll be doing that. Thanks.

[lordsmurf]

Not really.
Maybe another encoder or even another MPEG2 decoder (environmental settings)