Masking Bad Frames in a mpg1 file.

[nirbhayn]

Hi
Any way to mask bad frames in a mpg1 file, because i dont want to cut it out.

[guns1inger]

Not without re-encoding. Simpler to cut it in an mpeg editor.

[nirbhayn]

That part i need is important,

[Bjs]

You would need to be clearer as to what you mean as "bad" frame's in order for any advice to be specific to the current request .

[nirbhayn]

After a 30 odd min it starts pixelizing and the sound starts splurting. when i put it through tda i get divided by 0 errors. when i encode it through tmpgenc the whole movie gets pixelized.

[SatStorm]

Frameserve and encode. If that doesn't fix it, you are doomed. You can only cut the bad frames manually and adjust the audio on the later part.

[nirbhayn]

i have only done avi file frameserving using dvd2avi, hw do i do mpg?.

[guns1inger]

If you load it into virtualdubmpeg2, what happens ? If it loads, you could cut out the section that's broken, replace it with a short clip of the same length made from black frames, and frameserve it to an encoder to re-encode. You might have to demux the audio first, then add it back in later.

[nirbhayn]

If you load it into virtualdubmpeg2, what happens ? If it loads, you could cut out the section that's broken, replace it with a short clip of the same length made from black frames, and frameserve it to an encoder to re-encode. You might have to demux the audio first, then add it back in later.

i get errors saying "MPEG: Anachronistic or discontinuous timestamp found in video stream 0 at byte position bla bla and the when i press ok i notice that its only opned the good part of the movie, rest doesnt appear.

[guns1inger]

The clip is screwed. Get a new copy.

[SatStorm]

load your file to mpeg2vcr. Cut the file to the "good part", pass the broken frames and save separate the second part.