.mcf file missing

[TheFallenOne]

Quick question: I had to download the Japanese version of TMPGEnc. My trial version days were up. The Japanese version doesn't have a PAL DVD.mcf. Is there a way to remedy this so I can continue to convert my PAL dvd's to the NTSC format?

Thanks,

[doit2it]

If I tried out a free trial version of a program and really found it useful I'd buy it. That's why the companies give free trials

[TheFallenOne]

No, I agree. At this moment I don't have the cash.

[drfsupercenter]

Sweet! If you download the Japanese one you can "try" it longer? I will do that, cuz my trial expired. And I would buy it, but I don't have a credit card, which makes that kinda hard.

I use NTSC, so no problem for me!

Actually, I have TMPGENC DVD Author. Hope this trick works on that too!

[nullstuff]

Is there a way to remedy this so I can continue to convert my PAL dvd's to the NTSC format?

ya: you need a disassembler and a good debugger... =)

-- nullstuff

[drfsupercenter]

LOL!

[TheFallenOne]

Whats funny?

[TheFallenOne]

Going to check out Dvdlab. See how that works. Thanks, LT. Columbo. So TMPGEnc encodes the files? What is encoding?

Updates soon.

[drfsupercenter]

Quote:
Originally Posted by TheFallenOne
Is there a way to remedy this so I can continue to convert my PAL dvd's to the NTSC format?
ya: you need a disassembler and a good debugger... =)

-- nullstuff

That.

[LT. Columbo]

tmpgenc will convert to mpeg 1,2

[TheFallenOne]

So the conversion to mpeg 1 or 2 is called encoding.

[LT. Columbo]

you got it