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  1. 1st Jul 2002 13:35 #1
    TheWulf
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    Everytime I try to open an MPEG2 file (from an SVCD) using TMPGENC I get the following error:

    File "H:\MPEG2\AVSEQ01.MPG" can not open, or unsupported.

    Tried this from many SVCDs (which do work by the way) with no success. Help ?
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  2. 2nd Jul 2002 10:03 #2
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    you must to install the mpg2 codec to open SVCD
    look the forum. look in Tools section for download.
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  3. 2nd Jul 2002 12:16 #3
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    Did that, no luck.

    Well not with the one in the Tools section anyways.

    I remember I used to have an MPEG2 codec before that was just a simple EXE with "InstalL" & "Uninstall" it was freeware, anyone have that one somewhere?
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  4. 2nd Jul 2002 12:25 #4
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    Yes, that's the good one, I have it at home. Email me at studio@energy80s.com and I'll send it to you.
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  5. 2nd Jul 2002 12:59 #5
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    Try the mpg2 codec from the "Nimo Codec Pack" in tools
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    you need the tmpgenc plugin to open mpg2

    http://www.vcdhelp.com/download/m2v_vfp-0.4.6.zip
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    Try to use Vidomi... It's a great prog !
    You can find it on www.vidomi.com ............
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