Blueish result when converting...??

[todde@swe]

Hi!

When i convert some movies the picture become blue and then it disapear, then it comes back... why is that, and what can i do to get rid of it?

Have tried Just TmpgEnc 2.56, then i tried DVD2SVCD + TmpgEnc and now i'm trying DVD2SVCD + Cinema Craft (Not done there yet)

regards:

Todde

[tee-em]

Yes I receive similar results, appears the video quality degrades until the next I frame then snaps back to a proper colour. Any one point us in the right direction. I can find much on the subject. Is this a frameserving or capturing prob? Is there an easy way to narrow prob down?
Chrs

[todde@swe]

Thank god i'm not alone here

When i get rid of the jiggering scenes, then this shows up!

Todde

[todde@swe]

I have given this a thought now and this only appears when i do frameserving ... so what could be wrong and are there no more out there who have had this problems than us two ... strange .... :\

Todde

[BelgeArcade]

Hi,

I have this problem too. I tried to convert from divx(lord of the rings) to vcd, and the color turns bleuish/purple and then goes back to normal.

Could it be anything related too the videocard? I currently have a nvidia TNT2 M64. (athlon 1200, 256ram, win98)

What videocard do you guys have?

Pascal.

[BelgeArcade]

I just searched this site some more, and found the problem: in tmpge, go to options, environmental setting, VFAPI-plugin, right-click on directshow multimedia file reader, and chance the priority to 1 or 2.

For a better explanation look here: http://www.vcdhelp.com/tmpgenc.htm#problems

Greets,
Pascal

[tee-em]

Excellent find...
It fixed it for me...
chrs
tee-em

[todde@swe]

I have always had it at 2 but now i have raised it to 3 when i had problems with a movie... maby the 3 is to much?

Todde

[todde@swe]

And one more thing ...

Why does it only appear when frameserving?

Todde