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hi, trying to convert avi video clip to dvd!
when adding avi as source says file type unsupported?
please help!
do i need the right codec?
when adding avi as source says file type unsupported?
please help!
do i need the right codec?
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To convert follow this guide.
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help;still not working?
guide is great but can't load avi file, still saying unsupported!
help!!!!!!Comment
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Hi jammiev,
Please check your .avi with a free tool called GSpot to see what codec is needed ( Divx, Xivd...), download and install it, and follow blutach's recommendation
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ok, where can i get it and how is it done?
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GOOGLE it man!!Originally Posted by jammievsigpic
ONLY MOMENTS LINGER...DEWDROPS ON A FALLEN LEAFComment
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it works, i got the codec
its working, thanks, think it will take about 8 hours though!is that normal??????
which is better for picture quality, cucusoft or tmpgenc?Comment
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I had the same problem jammiev...mine was going to take 5 hours to convert... It just takes time my friend.sigpic
Turn down the suck...Turn up the
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tmpgenc is better quality, and 8 hours is normalOriginally Posted by jammiev
"What were the things in Gremlins called?" - Karl Pilkington
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thanks blutach.
all done, but is there anything i can do to improve the sound, i have to crank the volume up to hear!Comment
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sorry, the sound is great, i had the vol down on my dvd player!!!
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In the audio tab/audio edit of Tmpgenc Plus change the volume to 200% usually balances TV sound level with the DVD sound level.
Also, in the video tab under motion search precision using high quality slow for a two hour movie gives great results on picture quality with a four hour encoding time.
In the video tab under rate control mode using constant bitrate (CBR) will decrease encoding time.Comment
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