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Can someone help me with BBMPEG?
Everytime I go to split a DVD Ripped movie with BBMPEG into 700mb pieces, all of the split pieces output out of Sync or choppy. Can someone help me with the settings I should be using to get a compliant SVCD movie file that I can burn with NERO.
My process after I convert the AVI DVD Ripped Movie to a MPEG is to open TMPG and goto mpeg tools and then goto simple demultiplex and split the mpg into m1v(video) and mp2(sound).
Then I open bbMPEG (AVI2MPG.EXE), and click on Start Encoding, and in the next window click "Settings".
Set MAX SIZE to 700 for an 80 minutes CD-R. Then go to the "Input and Output Files" tab, OPEN PS is your OUTPUT FILE, OPEN AS is your AUDIO SOURCE, and OPEN VS is your video source. open them all, when finished
Last but not least go to the "Program Stream Settings" tab, and approprietly choose SVCD as the stream type.
Can some one tell me what I'm doing wrong. I've only gotten on successful output. Any suggestions would be totally be appreciated. I'm going crazy trying to figure it out. It has to be some small step I'm missing. Perhaps I have BBMPEG's settings to high for my CPU's ram and processor (766mhz, 256ram).
-Polo
Everytime I go to split a DVD Ripped movie with BBMPEG into 700mb pieces, all of the split pieces output out of Sync or choppy. Can someone help me with the settings I should be using to get a compliant SVCD movie file that I can burn with NERO.
My process after I convert the AVI DVD Ripped Movie to a MPEG is to open TMPG and goto mpeg tools and then goto simple demultiplex and split the mpg into m1v(video) and mp2(sound).
Then I open bbMPEG (AVI2MPG.EXE), and click on Start Encoding, and in the next window click "Settings".
Set MAX SIZE to 700 for an 80 minutes CD-R. Then go to the "Input and Output Files" tab, OPEN PS is your OUTPUT FILE, OPEN AS is your AUDIO SOURCE, and OPEN VS is your video source. open them all, when finished
Last but not least go to the "Program Stream Settings" tab, and approprietly choose SVCD as the stream type.
Can some one tell me what I'm doing wrong. I've only gotten on successful output. Any suggestions would be totally be appreciated. I'm going crazy trying to figure it out. It has to be some small step I'm missing. Perhaps I have BBMPEG's settings to high for my CPU's ram and processor (766mhz, 256ram).
-Polo
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