Dear Gods and Demigods of Digital Video!
Please help me! I got many VCD which I need to convert urgently to DivX. These VCDs are in real bad condition, lots of scratches, etc.
Here's what I do:
1. Either copy .dat file to my computer and then use VCDGear to convert it to .mpg, OR
2. If it is impossible to copy .dat file to my computer, I just use VCDGear to convert .dat file from the laser disk to .mpg on my HD.
Then:
1. .mpg file would not load into Virtual Dub (Cannot find video packet, audio synchronization problems, etc. etc.)
2. Attempts to use AudioSynch result in a videofile with no audio at all.
3. GraphEdit extracts audio but the resulting .wav file is 31 minutes while the .mpg is 54 min!
4. FlaskMPEG starts to encode .mpg file just fine, then in several minutes the picture freezes, and sound stops although Flask shows that it continues to count frames!
The interesting fact is that this god-damn .mpg file plays just fine in MS Media Player or WinDVD.
Please tell me what to do with these stubborn .mpg file? Are there any techniques/programs that can help me? Since this .mpg file plays in MS Media Player, I am sure THERE MUST BE A WAY to record it in any good format that later can be encoded into DivX.
Thank you,
Please help me! I got many VCD which I need to convert urgently to DivX. These VCDs are in real bad condition, lots of scratches, etc.
Here's what I do:
1. Either copy .dat file to my computer and then use VCDGear to convert it to .mpg, OR
2. If it is impossible to copy .dat file to my computer, I just use VCDGear to convert .dat file from the laser disk to .mpg on my HD.
Then:
1. .mpg file would not load into Virtual Dub (Cannot find video packet, audio synchronization problems, etc. etc.)
2. Attempts to use AudioSynch result in a videofile with no audio at all.
3. GraphEdit extracts audio but the resulting .wav file is 31 minutes while the .mpg is 54 min!
4. FlaskMPEG starts to encode .mpg file just fine, then in several minutes the picture freezes, and sound stops although Flask shows that it continues to count frames!
The interesting fact is that this god-damn .mpg file plays just fine in MS Media Player or WinDVD.
Please tell me what to do with these stubborn .mpg file? Are there any techniques/programs that can help me? Since this .mpg file plays in MS Media Player, I am sure THERE MUST BE A WAY to record it in any good format that later can be encoded into DivX.
Thank you,
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