Bugs in FlasKMPEG 0.6 Preview

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  • JCW
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2002
    • 5

    Bugs in FlasKMPEG 0.6 Preview

    Not sure if this has been done before, but this is an attempt to list all the known bugs in FlasKMPEG 0.6 Preview.

    My system: Win XP, Athlon XP 1800+

    1) When using the Radium codec, accessing the Configure Output screen twice cancels it. Result: No audio in your DivX. This is obviously a big problem when doing 2-pass encoding.

    Note: This also happens if you try to do 2 one-pass encodings without a reboot.

    Possible cure: Reboot your machine after doing the first-pass on a 2-pass encode. When doing a 1-pass make sure you don't access the "Configure Output" screen twice (it doesn't matter if you don't access the audio codec twice -- it's the screen BEFORE that causes the problem!).

    2) When doing a 1-pass over multiple .vob files (using Thunder.mism) and taking into account the above problem, you get the audio encoded but no picture(!)

    Possible cure: Encode on .vob at a time.

    Anyone else got any more bugs? (When will these damned things be fixed??)

    JCW
  • khp
    The Other
    • Nov 2001
    • 2161

    #2
    1) When using the Radium codec, accessing the Configure Output screen twice cancels it. Result: No audio in your DivX. This is obviously a big problem when doing 2-pass encoding.
    Yes Flask is very quirky when it comes audio codecs, my solution, use MPEG Layer3 or don't do audio in flask.

    2) When doing a 1-pass over multiple .vob files (using Thunder.mism) and taking into account the above problem, you get the audio encoded but no picture(!)
    I suspect that this is related to your problems with audio codecs, on my win2k machine flask will crash if vorbis or radium is installed even if I don't use them in flask. At any rate I recommend using the subtitles fix instead of the thunder.mism plugin.


    Possible cure: Encode on .vob at a time.
    I doubt this will work, vob files are chained together this means that the video, audio and subtitle streams are only properly initialized in the first vob file.
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    • JCW
      Junior Member
      Junior Member
      • Jan 2002
      • 5

      #3
      Thanks for the info, it seems the second problem was due to WMP8 in XP. I tested it on a friends WinME machine and it worked fine.

      Is there not a patch that allows people with WMP8 to watch DivX movies??

      Thanks,

      ~ JCW

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