Help needed with 2 Different TMPGEnc Errors

[Bashyman]

Hi all,
Could someone please help with a few error codes I'm getting using TMPGEnc.
The first one I only get on certain films (e.g. Austin powers, panic room, Collateral Damage, Changing lanes (and more))
The error occurs at different parts of the films and stops encoding.
ERROR:-
'Read error occured at address 004A2DE1 of module 'TMPGEnc.exe' with 01BA77D8'
The first address is always the same (I think!!), but the second address changes from film to film.

The next error is off my second machine. Now I've never used TMPGEnc on this machine (It's soley for the internet).
I've installed the same version of TMPGEnc on it, but evertime I press start (after loading in the files and settings) I get a Can't load "P3Package.dll" Error.

I've tried loads of avi files using exactly the same settings from my first machine.

Can someone please help.

Thanks

Danny (bashyman)

[Bashyman]

Found solution to the 2nd problem but still need help on my first problem

Cheers

Bashyman

[setarip]

"The first one I only get on certain films"

If these were videos that you've downloaded from the same source (rather than videos thatyou've created yourself from ripped DVDs), perhaps the problem lies with the source.

Have you played the original downloaded "problem files" all the way through without error?

[Bashyman]

Hi Setarip,
Yeah I've played a couple of them all the way through, but not all of them. They've all been downloaded from I-Mesh. I just got the same error trying "Still Smokin". Happened at 71%. Is there a way of resuming from the 71%?

Cheers mate

Bashyman

[setarip]

Purely as an experiment, load one of the problem files into VirtualDub. Set both "Video" and "Audio" to "Direct Stream Copying". Save with a new filename. Use the new file with TMPGEnc.

Let us know of your success ;>}

[Bashyman]

Hello,

That's what method I've been using.
I load file in VDub. Click past VBR message, Save WAV, Then select no audio, direct stream copy, then save segmented AVI.
Then I load up each file in TMPGEnc.
The settings I use (Which seem to work with all the other films) is
VIDEO TAB:
352x240
4:3 525 Line (NTSC)
23.976fps
Automatic VBR
High quality
ADVANCED TAB:
Non interlace
Bottom field first
Full screen (keep A.R)
AUDIO TAB:
Mpeg-1 Audio Layer II
44100
Stereo
224

If I'm doing something wrong please let me know, I only found these settings from some of your advice (setarip) from previous threads.
The only problem I get is the sound is a bit crap. Just no depth, a bit tinny & scratchy.

Any help appreciated

Cheers

Bashyman