MPEG2 Trouble Question with VideoReDo

[yanceycravat]

Hello,

I'm new to the forum and hope someone can help or point me in the right direction.

I have a Sony Vaio and use my Gigapocket to download movies and tv shows from my dish. My DVgate program was corrupted and was lost when I tried to reinstall it.

I am using VideoReDo for my editing and I like the program a lot. Trouble is I can't load the output files to the ClicktoDVD program that comes with the Vaio.

What can I do? I thought that VideoReDo was exporting MPEG2 which is what the DVGate program did.

Do I need to get another program?

Many thanks,

Yancey

[Baldrick]

what does clicktodvd say?
is the mpeg2 files dvd compliant before you use videoredo? dvgate may reenocode to dvd, videoredo does not convert.

[yanceycravat]

Thanks for the fast reply. It is greatly appreciated.

No the files are not DVD compliant before hand. DVgate would export an MPEG2 that was compliant immediately and I could easily import it into ClicktoDVD.

ClicktoDVD crashes when I try to import the newly formed Mpeg file.

DvGate was a wonky program with some sync problems but it was easy to use. I like the VideoReDo much better but I can see I'm going to need another program here. Any suggestions of a one that will do what DvGate did when it was outputting the Mpeg?

Thanks again in advance.

Yancey

[Baldrick]

maybe tmpgenc xpress
or some other encoder https://www.videohelp.com/tools?s=40#40

or an all-in-crap-one tool
https://www.videohelp.com/tools?s=35#35

[yanceycravat]

Thank you, I'll take a look!

[svcdmaker]

Did you post in the Videoredo help forum? The support is excellent.

http://www.videoredo.net/msgBoard/index.php

[yanceycravat]

Thank you - I will -

This is a great site with really great people!