TMPG versions

[TasDavo]

Hi Guys, Had a break from converting but throwing myself back into it know but have a quick question in regards to TMPG. I was using TMPG v12d but now notice we are up to v2.01. My question is to all you experienced TMPG masters outthere which version is now the best that I should concentrate on using. Version 12d was locking occasionally on me when I was trying to split a mpeg stream into two to burn and does the new versions address this problem? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers Davo

[xzarkad]

I am using version 2.01.
I does not lock on me, and (in my humble opinion) is the most stable of all the versions.
Please note that every version is an improvement of a previous version. At least; it should be.
To check which improvements have been made for all versions, please check the TMPGEnc website.

[snema]

I am using TMPG v2.01, and sometime I get memory read error with kernel32.dll, If I try 4-5 time, or restart program couple of time, it sometime works, but no guarantee.

Any resolution.

[sean madison]

ShiZZZoN-

I have tmpgenc v 2.01 and 2.02 and i was encoding a movie the other day and they both crashed in an address module.
I was unable to get 2.02 to work but 2.01 finally fixed itself.
It seems as if the newer improvements are like running in a natural environment running very fragile. The slightest mistake and it crashes.


One thing though-
I am trying to encde 3 mov clips in tmpgenc v 2.01 and 2.02(tried both) and when i do, i get an illegal floating point error. Now i know that means bad frames, but when i play it in quicktime player, it plays fine. Although i would note that all 3 mov's are using 60 fps. This is not good i know, but cannot encode.
Anyone know how to fix? oh by the way, i ran tests and checkers on those movs and there are illegal floating point errors all over the clips, not just in 1 spot

[pinoy2201]

i never had any problems with any of the versions....i suggest you use the latest one ..it has alot and lots and lots of bug fixes since your version download it at http://www.tmpgenc.com

[TODD]

I use 2.01 with no problems on MJPEG and Huffy encoded files. I do get Kernel32 crashes when working with DV type-1 files, but they diminish when I slow down my mouse clicks. I usually can't get through any batch sessions without it crashing, so that is a pain.

I don't use V2.5 or above since that version absolutely won't accept type-1 DV files.