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  1. 23rd Dec 2004 18:44 #1
    Kebhe
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    Every time when I'm converting avi to vcd using virtualdub, and after some minutes the computer suddenely restarts by itself.

    very strange.....

    I wonder what's wrong.
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  2. 23rd Dec 2004 18:49 #2
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    avi to VCD? Not exactly your typical use of VDub. How exactly are you doing it?
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  3. 24th Dec 2004 13:34 #3
    Kebhe
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    Sorry, I meant TMPGEnc not virtualdub.
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    Originally Posted by Kebhe
    avi to mpg then...
    I know that VirtualDub can convert MPG to AVI but was unaware it could do the opposite ... AVI to MPG. Could you post the step-by-step procedure you follow?
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  5. 24th Dec 2004 17:47 #5
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    Are you frameserving?

    Originally Posted by Kebhe
    after some minutes the computer suddenely restarts by itself.
    Check your CPU temp while you're encoding. Also, be sure not to knock your knee against the 'Reset' button on the case... :P
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  6. 25th Dec 2004 00:02 #6
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    Ops sorry, I meant TMPGEnc not virtualdub, sorry.
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  7. 25th Dec 2004 00:06 #7
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    You may have an overheating issue.
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  8. 25th Dec 2004 00:06 #8
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    My CMP temp, okej.

    how should I check it? low temp or high temp?
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  9. 25th Dec 2004 00:09 #9
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    overheating?


    Is it anyway to fix it other than formate the computer??
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  10. 25th Dec 2004 00:16 #10
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    Originally Posted by Kebhe
    overheating?


    Is it anyway to fix it other than formate the computer??
    Insert more fans, add silver thermal paste to the processor, and get a better cpu fan
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  11. 25th Dec 2004 05:23 #11
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    http://www.sofotex.com/cgi-bin/ls/page.cgi?page=download&link=9326

    AIDA32 will have a tab which will show you your CPU temp. Look under "Sensors"
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  12. 25th Dec 2004 08:12 #12
    Kebhe
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    oh well, thanks guys.
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  13. 3rd Jan 2005 00:16 #13
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    from the beginning the converting worked very perfectly, but now it's very strange.

    isn't there any other reason than overheating??
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  14. 3rd Jan 2005 00:30 #14
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    Faulty or incompatible ram will reset your computer especially if you are pushing your resources to 100% use.
    I think,therefore i am a hamster.
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    What are you computer specs? OS?
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