Hi,
Found a problem with re-encoding avi files. If the source file resolution over 720, re-encoding(using Divx codec) will fail with the error message(see attached snapshot). I tried many files and verified this problem, but I can convert to Xvid without problem. Since my DVD player supports Xvid not as good as Divx, I would like to use Divx codec. Anyone know how to fix this problem?
Thanks
Wu
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Under the Video menu, select Compression, then highlight the DivX codec entry. Does your video meet the limitations in the Format restrictions: box to the right?
I'm on a Win98 system at the moment, so I can only check DivX 5 and not 6 (have to switch to one of the other systems for that), but the limitations VDubMod lists for DivX 5 are the following:
Width must be a multiple of 4
Height must be a multiple of 2
Valid depths: 24 32If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them? -
Change the Divx Certification Profile from Home Theater (or whatever you have it set to) to 720HD or 1080HD.
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Thanks guys. Using 720HD do solve the problem, however the picture truncated at right side of TV screen(The file has 800x432, so I guess only show 720x432). My 42' inch TV has 1920x1080p resolution so I guess 800x432 picture should be able to display. Is there a way to work out?
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Most Divx/DVD players will not play anything over 720 pixels wide. You have to resize to a smaller resolution like 720x384.
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