Slow motion in VCDs ecoded with TMPG encoder

[guilliem_66]

I just encode some videos from my SVHS (RCA to PC) to a VCD usin the TMPG encoder, then, when I playback the VCD in my standalone VCD connected to my TV it looks like in a bad tranfer rate or something, like in slow motion or with to few FPS...

What can I do?

Greetings
SAMM

[vitualis]

(1) Did you load the VCD template with TMPGEnc?
(2) Does it look okay on your PC?

Regards.

[guilliem_66]

Yes,.. I just loaded the VCD tamplate to encode.

And, yes, the VCDs created run just fine in my PC, but slow in any VCD player (not yet tested in a DVD player ...)


Then, when I use XingMPEG encoder instead TMPEG encoder the motion is fine, but I get audio out of synch.



Greetings from Mexico Citty.
HelliXSystems

[vitualis]

Since you are capturing video, I assume that you must have used an intermediary AVI first. What codec did you use? DivX? MP3 for audio?

There can be problems converting DivX to MPEG and I suggest that you read some of the guides on ways to overcome them...

Alternatively, try capturing with a codec that is a little more friendly to encode with (e.g., a MJPEG AVI codec or HuffyUV).

Best of luck.

[guilliem_66]

Hello, thanX for replying,...


I'm using my ATI capture software, wich captures to AVI & MPG1 & 2.

I am capturing to MPG1 then converting to VCD stream using Xing encoder & TMPGEcoder, then burning with EZCDCreator 5 (with XP patch)

I don't know what I'm doing wrong,...


Greetings