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What a load of monkey shit!

The one big release Vite had to get right and they blow it.

bad sync aweful encoding error's that wont let me redo in Vdub for my xcard.

UP YOUR AZZ VIte!

7:48 CD1 will not even play in my media players. Crashes them all! Dammit even DivFiX doesn't fix it! Are there any other tools to fix it?

Is the Sync fix accurate? Other than the sound being outta sync this release blows the trunks off the TDI release. Thanks

Re: thank u

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Originally posted by sedate
The.Lord.of.the.Rings.The.Two.Towers.AC3.DVDScr.XViD.INTERNAL-ViTE

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hey!, this release isn't that bad. I think its pretty decent, that glitch is pretty small.

how do you watch past the 7:48 glitch?

for me, both zoomplayer and wmplayer crash at that point??

cheers
Trauma

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Originally posted by traumatek
how do you watch past the 7:48 glitch?

for me, both zoomplayer and wmplayer crash at that point??

cheers
Trauma

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in answer to my own question. To remove the glitch, use nandub,
- go to the frames that give an error message in the message bar
- set selection start one or two frames before this (about 12229)
- move to the frame after the last error frame (about 12296)
- edit > delete frames
- save as new avi


If you cant find syncfix - fixrus
the nandub settings are:

VirtualDub.Open("ttt-cd1-xvid.avi", 0, 0);

VirtualDub.audio.SetSource(1);
VirtualDub.audio.SetMode(0);
VirtualDub.video.SetMode(0);
VirtualDub.audio.SetInterleave(1,500,1,0,-225);

VirtualDub.subset.Clear();
VirtualDub.subset.AddFrame(0, 126417);

VirtualDub.SaveAVI("ttt-cd1-fixed.avi");

VirtualDub.Close();


VirtualDub.Open("ttt-cd2-xvid.avi", 0, 0);

VirtualDub.audio.SetSource(1);
VirtualDub.audio.SetMode(0);
VirtualDub.video.SetMode(0);
VirtualDub.audio.SetInterleave(1,500,1,0,-225);

VirtualDub.subset.Clear();
VirtualDub.subset.AddFrame(0, 125319);

VirtualDub.SaveAVI("ttt-cd2-fixed.avi");

VirtualDub.Close();

Where to d/load the latest XVID codecs? And can someone do a batch file to fix the video glitch ?

decetn

its pretty damn good. I dont know what the sync fix is all about seems perfectly fine to me.

although there is 2 freezes i had on cd 1.

7.48
54:59

ill try to delete them few frames. see if that works thanks

WOO HOO the full movie on 2 disc hell yea this is the shit but im gonna re sync correctly myself then do an encode 2 vcd and see if that can get passed that bad pixelation scene every one is talking about alot of times encoding helps to get through the whole scene and plays better
"i'll be back"

there we go

ok i fixed it no more crashes use nandub and use the slider (dont play at these parts or it will crash nandub only use the slider) to go to 7.42 make start selection then scroll to 7:46 make end selection and delete those 4 seconds.....then repeat the process for 54:40-54:50 then it wont crash the players at least on cd1 that is.....havent watched cd 2 but didnt hear of any errors

Well, I used the Fixrus sync fix - and although CD1 is now fine, CD2 is still out of sync. Has anyone got the exact setting for nandub to get this into sync? (I've tried -225 and -390 but it's still not right)

I fixed it ! I found out that the second file does not need "fix" !
So, the -225 that is done by the fix actually fucks it up.

Its easy to fix, you just need to re-fix it by 225, NOT -255 so it goes back to default

hey traumatek, i used your instruction only how to save it? I mean audio, video full compresion mode or direct stream?

video in direct stream

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Originally posted by ZeroPower
hey traumatek, i used your instruction only how to save it? I mean audio, video full compresion mode or direct stream?

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Well, my first post her .

Solution for fix the 7:48 "hang" Problem:

Download this patch: Fix for LotR TTT VitE CD1 XviD

Read the NFO. You need Nandub for the Fix. The Audio fix is like other mentioned above. -225 is right.

my brother is having a problem playing this movie... he installed the 400 kb xvid_installer from

http://www.filemirrors.com/search.s...viD_Install.exe

and when he tries to play it in windows media player or bsplayer or power dvd, they all play it but when there's lots of motion, the picture drags across the screen and looks terrible....

what could this mean? he tried uninstalling that codec and reinstalling another one but that still doesn't work.

any ideas?

Re: there we go

Lotsa artifacting in the video. 970kbits/s (shudders) The FIXRUS patch worked for me. Audio is synced on both CDs now.