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Enki
24 Dec 2002, 08:31 PM
I downloaded the lord of the rings the two towers but it doesnt work. It is an .avi file. Please someone tell me a program that can be used to watch this!

Enchanter
24 Dec 2002, 09:01 PM
1. Open the file in Virtualdub
2. Go to File -> File Information
3. Post what information you see here

Enki
24 Dec 2002, 10:12 PM
file size: 480x260
24.006fps

#of frames: 88530 (1:01:27)

Decompressor: DivX 5.0.2

anything wlse?

Enchanter
24 Dec 2002, 10:21 PM
Can you post a more complete information of the file, including the sound? A screenshot would be convenient.

By the way, is the movie really that short at only an hour and a few minutes?

Enki
24 Dec 2002, 10:29 PM
[Avi2vcd 1.4.2 encode log file]
Operating System: Windows XP
Version: 5.1
Build Number: 2600
CSD Version: Service Pack 1
DirectX Version: 8.1 (or later)
CPU Vendor: Intel
Model: Pentium 4
L2 Cache Size: 512K
Stepping: 4
MMX Capable: Yes, SSE Capable: Yes, SSE2 Capable: Yes, OS SSE Capable: Yes
Speed: 1999 MHz (approximate)
Number of processors: 1
Installed Memory: 256 MB (aprox)

Source file: C:\Documents and Settings\Mass Ssaratu\My Documents\GTA3 User Files\New Folder\Pics\More\more\(tmW)Lord.Of.The.Rings.--.The.Two.Towers.(CD1of3).avi
Source file is 119 Mb
Source File Details:

ERROR: DirectShow could not open source file to validate parameters.

VFW DETAILS:
Frames per second: 3.000000
Frame rate: 3
Frame scale: 1
Starting frame: 0
Length: 9834
Codec Code = DIB
Format Change Count: 0
Stream descriptor: (tmW)Lord.Of.The.Rings.--.The.Two.Towers.(CD1of3).avi Video #1
INDIVIDUAL FRAME DETAILS:
Width: 352
Height: 288
Bit Count: 1
Compression: 0
No audio stream present
ERROR: Can't handle VFW pixel bit size.

Could not open file with Video-For-Windows API!

Could not open file with either DirectShow or VFW API!!
Input video could not be opened or does not have acceptable parameters

Enchanter
24 Dec 2002, 10:37 PM
Originally posted by Enki
file size: 480x260
24.006fps

#of frames: 88530 (1:01:27)

Originally posted by Enki

VFW DETAILS:
Frames per second: 3.000000
Frame rate: 3
Frame scale: 1
Starting frame: 0
Length: 9834
Codec Code = DIB
Format Change Count: 0
Stream descriptor: (tmW)Lord.Of.The.Rings.--.The.Two.Towers.(CD1of3).avi Video #1
INDIVIDUAL FRAME DETAILS:
Width: 352
Height: 288
Bit Count: 1
Compression: 0
No audio stream present

The two sets of information don't quite agree with each others, don't you think? However, let's suppose the second set (the more recent one) is true, you have got yourself a fake movie, judging from the slideshow-like frame rate of 3, no video compression and the absence of any audio stream.

gd_nimrod
25 Dec 2002, 12:37 AM
I would just like to add that even if the file were real, it would have been bad quality, considering the rips of LOTR:TTT are only cams.

HDRed
1 Jan 2003, 07:29 AM
I would just like to add that even if the file were real, it would have been bad quality, considering the rips of LOTR:TTT are only cams.

This isn't necessarily true.

While most rips are cams, you will sometimes find a rip that is the actual movie - the academy receives copies of the movie for screening before the awards, and sometimes (most of the time) these get leaked.

This happened with the first LOTR movie.

gd_nimrod
1 Jan 2003, 07:52 AM
Originally posted by HDRed
This isn't necessarily true.

While most rips are cams, you will sometimes find a rip that is the actual movie - the academy receives copies of the movie for screening before the awards, and sometimes (most of the time) these get leaked.

This happened with the first LOTR movie.

Yes indeed, but when IT IS a good quality screener (mostly dvd-screeners) they have "screener" somewhere in the name, and they most certainly do not have a (tmW) prefix.

DPOverlord
13 Jan 2003, 04:48 PM
My friend has the dvd version of this movie on cd, and when he brought it to my house, it would not right on my 16x9 Widescreen HDTV, but then on a full screen tv it worked fine. I am taking that it was not encoded to work right on my type of tv. IS there a way I can take these 4 discs, and spend the time so I can make it work on a Widescreen TV. I really want to take out the time to do this please help me.

UncasMS
13 Jan 2003, 07:06 PM
we are not talking about WAREZ here, are we?

if so: http://forum.digital-digest.com/announcement.php?s=&forumid=21

DPOverlord
14 Jan 2003, 12:07 AM
Well I have other SVCD cds (I own the dvd also). in bin .cue and have this same problem. any ideas? not warez at all

acied
14 Jan 2003, 01:34 AM
when the filesize = 119 MB
dont expect to have a descent movie
really.....

good quality divx = 1.5 hour in 700 MB
good quality mpg = 1.0 hour in 800 Mb (700 Mb cd)

otherwise dont bother getting it

redjack
14 Jan 2003, 06:06 AM
Originally posted by Enchanter

By the way, is the movie really that short at only an hour and a few minutes?

Most likely it is only part 1 or part 2.

gd_nimrod
14 Jan 2003, 07:17 AM
Originally posted by DPOverlord
Well I have other SVCD cds (I own the dvd also). in bin .cue and have this same problem. any ideas? not warez at all

How is it NOT warez? I know which copy of TTT you're talking about, and the real dvd release is coming out after august. Unless you're talking about the fellowship of the ring dvd, although this thread is about the two towers.

@redjack "Most likely it is only part 1 or part 2."

It is indeed part 1of3, thus the name **(tmW)Lord.Of.The.Rings.--.The.Two.Towers.(CD1of3).avi**

UncasMS
14 Jan 2003, 08:05 AM
How is it NOT warez?

c'mon guys - lets skip that part.

i guess you all know/understood, what i was driving at - pls stick to it!

gd_nimrod
14 Jan 2003, 09:12 AM
I think you misunderstood me, that was a rhetorical question:cool:

UncasMS
14 Jan 2003, 09:30 AM
i neither misunderstood you nor was this post of mine adressed to you.

all i'm saying is: stay away from warez :angelgrn: and be a little more creative when it comes to posting/discussing problems which deal with your *legal backups* ;)

Batman
14 Jan 2003, 09:36 AM
Yes we're giving RedJack the benifit of the doubt....and assuming somehow he is legally entitled to the film :)

Plus you're inoccent until proven guilty :bglaugh2:

DPOverlord
14 Jan 2003, 10:43 AM
ok lets look at it from this direction. I have the fellowship of the ring, but I also have the SVCD of fellowship of the ring.
On a fullscren TV fellowship of the ring SVCD looks like a widescreen SVCD with the two black bars. On an WideScreen 47" HDTV the SVCD comes halfway verticaly up and 1/4 horizontally across producing a very messed up image, its set for 16x9 but still looks like ****, while all my other SVCDS dont have this problem accept a few. I have the MPG of the file, and I am figuring it just the resolution it was encoded at.
My question using the MPG how can I make this video biggere, and fit a whole 47" Widescreen tv, I am trying to figure it out but am not exactly sure of the process. Any ideas?

Kapa_13
16 Jan 2003, 05:45 AM
...i have the version on 4 cd
it is a dvd screener....the 4 files have extensions *.mpg......but i can't open them in bsplayer...and i nomi didn't help...which codec do i need!!! HELP!!

Batman
16 Jan 2003, 05:57 AM
Kapa, you will most likely require an mpeg-2 codec or a software dvd player such as POWERDVD/WINDVD

acied
17 Jan 2003, 09:55 AM
svcd codec (mpeg-2) for mpg or mpeg files that dont play
look 4
empegdec @ google

elecard mpeg decoder is a svcd codec

to check wich quality your movie has before doenloading look @ www.wrong_forum_for_this.com

gd_nimrod
17 Jan 2003, 10:46 AM
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