Floating decimal point error...

[ramevy]

I'm trying to convert a divx file in to a vcd .mpg and part way through it gives me a 'floating decimal point error'. I'm using TMPEnc, and I've tried the different templates: NTSC, NTSCFilm, and PAL. None of them seem to work. Could someone shed some light on this situation? Thanks!

RAMevy@ckhnet.com

[BerrantRyke]

I had that happen on the second half of a movie I was encoding using TMPEGnc Plus (2.53) with my template...

After trying several things, I reduced the bitrate by 100. It worked. If you are doing x(S)VCD this is a possibility, however if you are doing *standard* VCD I dont think that will help you.

[bugster]

your divx file contains corrupt frames. Not that uncommon, try searchin the forums for 'floating decimal point error' to find the fix

[KingJohn]

I'm trying to convert a divx file in to a vcd .mpg and part way through it gives me a 'floating decimal point error'. I'm using TMPEnc, and I've tried the different templates: NTSC, NTSCFilm, and PAL. None of them seem to work. Could someone shed some light on this situation? Thanks!

RAMevy@ckhnet.com

Load AVI into Vdub 1.49, select Video > scan video stream for errors
Now select video streaming and audio streaming. and save as, save out another movie2.avi and use that to convert

Your avi has bad frames...

[ramevy]

I pulled the divx file into VirtualDub and tried scanning the stream for errors. Part way through the scan i get this error:

Internal Error: MMX State Left on: T:\Projects\VirtualDub_Old\mail\videosource.cpp:11 01

Any ideas at what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks!

[KingJohn]

Well like most programs, thousands of different errors generate either the same error message or one that only the programmer can understand, probably a debug message. But it does sound as if there is problems with the AVI

Try using "vdub-mp3-freeze.exe" download from grokster/kazza its a modified version of Vdub 1.4C this creates a log file of the bad frames at c:\

That can then be used to remove the bad frames.