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It burned perfectly. Thanks for all the support. I'll talk to you soon.
Later,
jwmghf
System Details:
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
It burned perfectly. Thanks for all the support. I'll talk to you soon.
Later,
jwmghf
be well
"One day men will look back and say I gave birth to the 20th Century". Jack The Ripper - 1888 Columbo moments... "Double Shock""The Greenhouse Jungle""Swan Song"FORUM RULES "You try to contrive a perfect alibi, and it's your perfect alibi that's gonna hang ya." (An Exercise In Fatality, 1974)
Hope you had a great weekend. I did. Lot's of booze!!! But that's a topic for another forum
I just got a flick with some sub-titles. I have never needed to include them in a burn. Is it an easy thing to do? There are 2 separate .srt files. I assume one for each .avi. I don't know what to do with them. And I'm going to the source for this one!!
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
well unfortunately TMPGEnc stll does not support subtitles. not even DVD author 2.0. they just made the leap to multiple audio streams. so unless you want to wait several years for that and want to keep the subtitles, try ben's great system here. 100% freeware too
Talk about DVD authoring and editing, including support tools such as PgcEdit, MenuShrink...
otherwise you can omit them completely using the same basic procedures you already use.
"One day men will look back and say I gave birth to the 20th Century". Jack The Ripper - 1888 Columbo moments... "Double Shock""The Greenhouse Jungle""Swan Song"FORUM RULES "You try to contrive a perfect alibi, and it's your perfect alibi that's gonna hang ya." (An Exercise In Fatality, 1974)
Sounds like it's something I should put to rest for a while. I'll check out your link, but, it sounds like more of a PIA than it's worth. Who cares if it's free or not. If I do give it a whirl, I'll let you know how I make out.
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Can TMPGEnc handle an MP4 format? I tried to open the file with a bunch of programs and none could successfully. I don't know if as simply as a codec or if the particular format needs to be opened with something else.
Talk to you soon,
jwmghf
System Details:
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Good to hear from you. Thanks for the guide. I got it going. Now that TMPGEnc loads the file, I have one more question. How can I tell what the video and audio type is? ( ie. fps or ac-3 ect... ).
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
I am new to burning and I am having a heck of a time I have downloaded some movies that I would like to burn but am having no luck doing it I keep getting icons with windows media player I downloaded ripit4me but it seems to only work for copying dvd's can someone please help me with this
It's kind of a lengthy process, but, it works awesome. Read through this guide and download the programs that Lt. Columbo mentions. Try to follow the instructions and when you have any questions feel free to post here. Your in the right place if you want a good lesson in making dvd's.
Later,
jwmghf
System Details:
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Hope things are good. I have been running into a lot a .avi's that say they are 23fps. When I create the .mpg and take a look at it, the .mpg is jumpy. So I go through the 25fps routine and it works great. Any clue why the Summary details would be wrong?
Talk to you soon,
jwmghf
System Details:
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
this happens, that is why i always say to preview the outputted file from TMPGEnc. sometimes you will find the original files framerate has been changed, also be sure the audio in sync.
sure you followed the guide right? inverse telecine checked and directshow raised? "content of video" set to "film movie"?
this screen just like so?
Last edited by LT. Columbo; 14 Jul 2006, 01:16 AM.
"One day men will look back and say I gave birth to the 20th Century". Jack The Ripper - 1888 Columbo moments... "Double Shock""The Greenhouse Jungle""Swan Song"FORUM RULES "You try to contrive a perfect alibi, and it's your perfect alibi that's gonna hang ya." (An Exercise In Fatality, 1974)
Hope everyone is good. I am having an issue with ffdshow. When TMPGEnc Plus starts encoding my .avi, only the ffdshow video decoder is opening. (It actually looks like the audio decoder opens for a second and then closes.) Usually it stays open. I'm sure I didn't do something correctly and was wondering if you could give me a clue.
Asus Rampage III Extreme, BIOS 1301, Chipset N/A, CPU Intel I7 980X,
Memory OCZ OCZ3RPR1600LV12GK, Video Card Asus (ATI) EAH5970 (Core Clock 725MHz), SSD OCZ Revodrive SSD240, 2x WD RE4 2003FYYS, Optical Drives Pioneer BDR-206BK, Water Cooling CPU waterblock EK Supreme HF, EK Motherboard Waterblock EK-FB RE3, EK GPU EK-FC5970 Waterblock, Case Mountain Mods Extended Ascension, Operating System Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
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