Video Recording/Playback/Editing/Converting/etc.

ntlover000 wrote:pal/ntsc compliance issue, bad mpeg format conversion... :sweat:

I was thinking that.. but not hoping it was that..

Why don't they list if it's PAL or NTSC on http://www.d-addicts.com/ ??

they dont because they dont have to - its in the file's properties...

you have to check it with Virtualdub [ http://www.virtualdub.org/ ] -- that gives you the fps info then convert it with TMPEGEnc according to the fps :sweat:

SubaruWRX wrote:

Tokyo Love Story - 02 [madol].avi

when you play it, the voices are normal.. but the people walk funny..it's hard to show you..

I don't understand why it's doing it but it's Jerky with the Video.. Anything that moves in it.. Backgrounds are fine before they don't move.

maybe ur cpu cant keep up with the frame rate? check your cpu utilization while playing the file and if its always 100%, you may want to install ffdshow since it uses up less cycles when doing post processing.

SubaruWRX wrote:Everything that does not move in the video is fine.. But people.. They jump up and down in the Movie.. Is their something I need to stop this?

i have had this problem happen to me also.. but only with k-drama which makes it a pain to watch... it never happend to me with jd-drama tought...(that just goes to show that j-drama is naturaly better..jk) anyway i'd like to know how to fix this priblem aswell :(

could be as simple as not enough memory coming from the video card.

the newer and higher res. it gets all choppy.

i had to buy a cheap $35 ATI [32meg onboard ram]

forgot about that... :mrgreen:

my card is a geforce4 64mb ram so that's not it... but thanks for the suggestion! ;) .. plz post anything else that u can think of to help us k
ntlover000?

SubaruWRX wrote:

Tokyo Love Story - 02 [madol].avi

when you play it, the voices are normal.. but the people walk funny..it's hard to show you..

I don't understand why it's doing it but it's Jerky with the Video.. Anything that moves in it.. Backgrounds are fine before they don't move.

Does it occur in the first episode? I'd say it's a codec issue or the underpowered cpu. Try the latest xvid codec at http://www.divx-digest.com/software/xvid.html, not ffdshow. ffdshow does handle xvid pretty well, but stand alone xvid is a better bet.
Try BSplayer as well, it handles all the video files well with proper codecs installed :)

My pc specs are

Amd T-Bird 1.1Ghz

Ati Radeon 9600XT

640Mb Ram

Pemu wrote:

Does it occur in the first episode? I'd say it's a codec issue or the underpowered cpu. Try the latest xvid codec at http://www.divx-digest.com/software/xvid.html, not ffdshow. ffdshow does handle xvid pretty well, but stand alone xvid is a better bet.
Try BSplayer as well, it handles all the video files well with proper codecs installed :)

I tired playing in BSplayer and it's still the same

Try uninstalling your current Xvid codec (by going to add/remove programs) and then installing the latest build.
You can get it at Koepi's page of at Betanews.
Here's a link to BN.
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1043648426
This fixed some problems I had with Xvid, which included explorer crashing.

I wouldn't call the video symptoms "jumpy"... I'm having the EXACT same problem with Tokyo Love Story [madol]. I would describe the symptom as "jerky"... It looks sort of like you went into the video and took a frame out of every two or so frames. However, like the other user mentioned, the audio is in sync. I thought it may be a video codec or CPU-related, but I have the same problem on two other PCs.... My primary PC is a P4 2.4GHz w/1GB RAM. CPU utilization is way down. Windows XP Pro. And I'm running DivX Pro 5.1.1 along with BSPlayer 1.00 RC1 build 805.

I personally think it's an improperly configured rip. In my two years of watching this stuff and over 1 terabyte of stuff archived, this is the first and only series I'm experiencing these symptoms.

--- groink

groink wrote:I wouldn't call the video symptoms "jumpy"... I'm having the EXACT same problem with Tokyo Love Story [madol]. I would describe the symptom as "jerky"... It looks sort of like you went into the video and took a frame out of every two or so frames. However, like the other user mentioned, the audio is in sync. I thought it may be a video codec or CPU-related, but I have the same problem on two other PCs.... My primary PC is a P4 2.4GHz w/1GB RAM. CPU utilization is way down. Windows XP Pro. And I'm running DivX Pro 5.1.1 along with BSPlayer 1.00 RC1 build 805.

I personally think it's an improperly configured rip. In my two years of watching this stuff and over 1 terabyte of stuff archived, this is the first and only series I'm experiencing these symptoms.

--- groink

hmm, we've got the same rig but I never had problems playing tokyo love story from madol. Except that i use zoom player to view it using ffdshow with mplayer post-processing enabled.

I think this has to do with the framerate. I don't quite understand how it works though. I find stuff with 23fps plays smooth whereas stuff with 29fps are jerky. I've read it might also be related to the refresh rate of your monitor.

Hey Red Rum, nice avatar!

But I like the old one better. :beaten:

I had this problem on Long Vacation 9 and 10 specially 10 :google:

ahochaude wrote:Hey Red Rum, nice avatar!

But I like the old one better. :beaten:

Heh thanks. Just found this pic and just couldn't resist not using it. I'm very into SPEED these days so.

I'll use a new Hikki avatar when this one gets old :mrgreen:

mvc wrote:Try uninstalling your current Xvid codec (by going to add/remove programs) and then installing the latest build.
You can get it at Koepi's page of at Betanews.
Here's a link to BN.
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1043648426
This fixed some problems I had with Xvid, which included explorer crashing.

yes ur best bet is tat its an xvid file. ive experienced this b4.

mvc wrote:Try uninstalling your current Xvid codec (by going to add/remove programs) and then installing the latest build.
You can get it at Koepi's page of at Betanews.
Here's a link to BN.
http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail.php3?fid=1043648426
This fixed some problems I had with Xvid, which included explorer crashing.

Yup that was it!!

:applaud: :mrgreen: Thnak you!

worked for me too! Thanks!

Hi!

I have some .nrg files and I want to know I can can convert them to VCD format that can be watchable on DVD players. I'm currently using Nero 5 as my burner. If someone could tell me the steps or give me some info or links regarding this, it would be great!

Thanks! :D

Btw, I'm new to using the burner Nero. :sweat: