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  1. 24th Nov 2006 05:31 #1
    solo_2002
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    hi i have been trying to do this divx file but it just wont go on to svcd2dvd and when i try ofther avi it comes up with ffmpeg.exe hasencoutered a problem and need close

    it was working ok 2 days ago
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  2. 24th Nov 2006 13:55 #2
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    I have reinstall svcd2dvd and still get the same prob can any 1 help ple
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    What is the audio format for this file?
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  4. 25th Nov 2006 19:14 #4
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    mpeg layer_3


    127kb
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    Can you use Gspot on the file and post a screenshot?
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    Chrissy having same problem m8, here's a screen shot. Hopefully something simple...



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  7. 18th Dec 2006 16:18 #7
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    If it is a oneoff file the it is possible the file is corrupted.
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  8. 18th Dec 2006 18:25 #8
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    Codec issue?



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  9. 19th Dec 2006 00:43 #9
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    Originally Posted by Jikchung
    Codec issue?



    But thought svcd2dvd never used codecs? That was what I read initially... I know it sounds daft but that is was what I read...
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  10. 19th Dec 2006 08:00 #10
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    It's alway possible (probable?) that I am mistaken. It was just a thought...
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    its true SVCD2DVD doesn't use codecs.

    I think your input is the issue. Can you open a command prompt and type:

    "C:\Program Files\BadgerIT\SVCD2DVD v2\ffmpeg" -i "PATHTOYOURFILE"

    and then post your results?
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