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  1. 16th May 2005 14:24 #1
    Jonas_Vedder
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    Hi to all!
    Been trying to convert avi files in TMPGEnc but I'm having some problems..
    I've read already the section about the common TMPGEnc problems, but none has helped me yet!
    So my problem is:
    I start to convert an avi file and when it reaches 50%, sometimes 20% or 5% too, TMPGEnc freezes...the computer craches and I must reset it manually!

    Can anyone help me and tell me why this happens?? I'm desperate because I've been trying everything that I see here.

    Thanks in advance.
    ..thoughts arrive like butterflies..
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    computer crashes? does it freeze? blue screen or ? it could be a hardware problem.
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  3. 17th May 2005 04:01 #3
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    Well...TMPGEnc freezes and I can't do anything else ith the computer...I must reebot manually in the button in front of the PC.
    What do you think it is?
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  4. 17th May 2005 04:55 #4
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    Do you overclock you computer? Mine used to crash like that all the time when I overclocked... Just a thought.
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  5. 17th May 2005 05:19 #5
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    Yes, probably overheating CPU. Clean your CPU cooler, or get a more effective one.

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  6. 17th May 2005 05:35 #6
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    So do u think it might be that?
    that's weird...but I'll give it a shot...I'm for everything now..
    and no...I didn't overclock the CPU!
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