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  1. 8th Dec 2002 20:01 #1
    elysium
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    Does anyone know an adress, where I can download an MPEG2 Plugin for TMPGENC? or a usefull way how I can handle the link on the Tool-Section in this site? I didnt figure it out....


    Pleas help...

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  2. 8th Dec 2002 20:02 #2
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    Just pay the money to register it, and the MPEG-2 encoding will work forever.
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  3. 8th Dec 2002 20:07 #3
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    You missunderstood!

    I want to re-encode MPEG2 Files.
    But I can't open the File
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    you should be able to if you have the plus version.
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    Seems the sites that hosted it are down. You can email me and I will send it over to you.
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    The best solution is to frameserve when you need to re-encode mpeg 2 files.
    Use dvd2avi for this. You can found the proggy on the Tools section and how to do it on the convertion section of this site.
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    If you install PowerDVD, (or was it WinDVD - I keep forgetting, but I'm pretty sure it's Power (gotta mark that sector of my brain as damaged )), TMPGEnc will use the MPEG2 decoder of PowerDVD to decode MPEG2 input.

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    Yep, install powerdvd and you can open mpeg2 in tmpgenc.
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