converting

[JamieLee2k]

XVID to a DVD format?

Any idea's

[bugster]

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=78182

[El Torro]

dont forget the fourcc... both should be DIVX

[JamieLee2k]

OK this is my situation, I have 2 XVID.avi's on my HDD and I want to put them together to make 1 whole film so I loaded up Virtualdub added the 2 files and made 1 long film. Now to burn to a DVD-R I have to convert into MPEG-2 (If I am correct), Now when I load up TMPGEnc-2.510.49.157 and start to encode the whole film I created it freezes after the first 1 second and then if I click on the program I get "Not Resonding"

Any help please

[legoman666]

try to convert each XviD.avi seperately and then merge the two DVD files together....

[JamieLee2k]

I tried that and got an error (something pointer operation)

[El Torro]

1)Try getting your VFAPI's correct...
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/119019.php

scroll down a lil'bit

2) is the fourCC of the movie correct?
try this
start fourCC (its a proggie included with the XVID codec)
load the movie (...)
now, both fields should be in DIVX
press aply
try TMPG again

3) try frameserving
https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/87270.php
(again, check the VFAPI setts)

[ghoster]

use main concept

[puertorican138]

Now when I load up TMPGEnc-2.510.49.157 and start to encode the whole film I created it freezes after the first 1 second and then if I click on the program I get "Not Resonding"

Any help please

You might have bad frames in your XviD, use VirtualDub to check if you have any bad frames.

[puertorican138]

Here's a guide for deleting those bad frames if there are any:

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/142555.php

Hope That Helps!!! :P