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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 2:15 pm Post subject:
groink wrote:
I think it would better to step away from re-rips and instead invest in a $70 DVD player that plays DivX/XviD.
my bro told me that too.....but it cost about 1k in our country.......
its really difficult to make a nice copy of vcd......either the resolution not good
or the subs "cut" into half adi OR the sound and the picture not match....well i still dunno how to "reframe" or something.....
data disc better.....but cannot share the greatness of jdrama with my friend, cus some of them dun have computer......
Joined: 10 Dec 2001 Posts: 3308 Location: cloud 9 Country:
Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 2:54 pm Post subject:
gregsan wrote:
Have you checked the file in Gspot (http://gspot.headbands.com/) to see what info it tells you about the file? It won't tell you if it's 'NTSC' or 'PAL' but it will tell you how many frames per second it is. NTSC is 29.97, PAL is 25. Also it can tell you whether or not the file length is correct and other info that might help give you some ideas.
That is also a help for the occasional audio-syncing problem that TMPGEnc has with AVI files. TMPGEnc is finicky with MP3 audio. It's safest to rip the audio with VDub to a wav file to ensure the audio will sync correctly. It's a precautionary measure, but it's better to do it right away rather than to encode and find out later that it's not synced
But, I didn't know it might contribute to a problem like Michi's....hope it works
Michi wrote:
but when i convert another AVI file.. it is perfectly fine.. its converted to MPG without any problem or error.
Was the other file another Bodyguard ep too? As far as I know not all AVI files are the same. Some are XviD, some are DivX, etc. But like I said, from what I hear TMPGEnc sometimes has problems with XviD and they may not guarantee full support of it. So sometimes you just not be able to use TMPGEnc for certain XviD AVI's. But it seems like everyone is finding out some way to convert them whether it's with TMPGEnc or not
Joined: 10 Dec 2001 Posts: 3308 Location: cloud 9 Country:
Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 10:21 pm Post subject:
KouSeiya315 wrote:
Was the other file another Bodyguard ep too? As far as I know not all AVI files are the same. Some are XviD, some are DivX, etc. But like I said, from what I hear TMPGEnc sometimes has problems with XviD and they may not guarantee full support of it. So sometimes you just not be able to use TMPGEnc for certain XviD AVI's. But it seems like everyone is finding out some way to convert them whether it's with TMPGEnc or not
nope. i cant convert any episodes of bodyguard
the one i manage to convert are crimson sabre's series
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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2004 10:37 pm Post subject:
Michi wrote:
nope. i cant convert any episodes of bodyguard
the one i manage to convert are crimson sabre's series
Crimson Sabre....I believe that is a Jem drama. If so, that is DivX AVI, not XviD AVI. DivX should be little or no problem in most cases (except maybe with audio syncing) while I find XviD to be sometimey with conversion in TMPGEnc. That might explain your ease in converting Crimson. Jem dramas tend to be no problem
Edit: I was gonna try to grab you while you were still on MSN but I missed you
Joined: 19 Sep 2003 Posts: 558 Location: Malaysia Country:
Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 4:24 am Post subject:
Michi wrote:
nope.. not senget why? urs senget?
well maybe the screen of the tv cannot fit the whole picture, that's why sometimes the picture being "cut" off abit, so sometimes the subs oso covered......
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Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2004 12:34 pm Post subject:
atheon wrote:
well maybe the screen of the tv cannot fit the whole picture, that's why sometimes the picture being "cut" off abit, so sometimes the subs oso covered......
yeaahhh last time my anime oso like dat..
if i watch on computer, there is no problem..
if watch on tv,, cant see part of the subtitles
As mentioned in a bunch of other posts your file is Xvid encoded. The framerate is 23.976 fps. This corresponds to NTSC DVD framerate (http://www.gromkov.com/faq/faq2004-0045.html) so it's NOT PAL after all.
Michi wrote:
yay!! got it!! arigato minna san!
thanks kou, bmwracer........
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