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NemesisRE
Feb 2005

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cucusoft converting problems

I tried to convert a .avi video to dvd format using cucusoft, and it produced one mpg file with absolutely nothing on it and one .m2v file. I can't burn these as a dvd video, what can i do? is it a cucusoft problem or my problem?
Then I tried converting to mpeg2 from the same avi and it looks fine but there is no sound
Please help!!

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try using a different program to convert ur .avi into dvd...maybe using dvd2svcd (option using avi2dvd) always helps and never ran into any problems yet!

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SOFTNEVER
Feb 2005


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Try Winavi great for making avi's to dvd and fast as shit

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NemesisRE
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ok i just got winavi, is there a way to use 2 avis (2 halves of the same movie) to get 1 output dvd with this program?

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Hero_of_the_Day
Sep 2004


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If you have the latest version, you should be able to open up more than 1 file to input and WinAVI will automatically join them and output 1 file.
Simple as hell and quick as poop, love it.

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druss
Jan 2005


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cucusoft

cucusoft will give you mpa and m2v files use ifoedit to convert to vob.....
hope that helps

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Tyranthaxis
Jul 2004


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that avi, divx or xvid mpeg 4?

if your wanting NTSC Mpeg 2, Simply *laugh*

1.) dl Canopus ProCoder 2 covert the source using wizard and sit back for a 5 hour re-encode... Join the segemented 1.5 gig Mpegs using Tmpenc (simple tools) Mpeg Joiner.

2.)Tmpgenc DVD author to noob your Mpeg2 to 5.2 gig DVD, DVD Shrink your movie to a ISO and right click and NERO burn your 4.5 gig dvd. walla!

Im certain other peeps have faster ways , but this is how I converted an Xvid copy of NFR's "Flight of the Phoenix" to DVD-R.

( Make sure you have Xvid codecs installed, not sure if this comes with Canopus)

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FUCKIN_CUNT
Feb 2005


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quote:
Originally posted by Tyranthaxis
that avi, divx or xvid mpeg 4?

if your wanting NTSC Mpeg 2, Simply *laugh*

1.) dl Canopus ProCoder 2 covert the source using wizard and sit back for a 5 hour re-encode... Join the segemented 1.5 gig Mpegs using Tmpenc (simple tools) Mpeg Joiner.

2.)Tmpgenc DVD author to noob your Mpeg2 to 5.2 gig DVD, DVD Shrink your movie to a ISO and right click and NERO burn your 4.5 gig dvd. walla!

Im certain other peeps have faster ways , but this is how I converted an Xvid copy of NFR's "Flight of the Phoenix" to DVD-R.

( Make sure you have Xvid codecs installed, not sure if this comes with Canopus)



now that can take some time cant it.
try Winavi
xvid to dvd-r in 1 hour and 10 mins tops. with very good quality.
buy far the best fastest converter around. try WINAVI 6.2

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Jul 2004


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nbat58
Feb 2005

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Hey Guys,

Will winavi converts svcd or vcd to dvd?

Many thanks for all your help.

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katsushin
Jan 2005


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Re: cucusoft

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Originally posted by druss
cucusoft will give you mpa and m2v files use ifoedit to convert to vob.....
hope that helps


Any authoring program will "convert to vob"

.mpa(mpeg1 layer 2 audio) and .m2v(mpeg2 video) are simply elementary asset streams for authoring(in ifoedit or any other authoring program).

If what you want is a program stream (.mpg) then simply mux the two together using something like mpeg tools in tmpgenc.

About WinAvi, I know its very popular around here...its easy and fast, and if youre doing a TC or a DVD screener then i can see using it. But if you are looking for the best possible results to put onto DVD as your permanent copy of the movie then i suggest you re-encode using an mpeg2 encoder. With DVD2SVCD as a front end, its extremely easy... but yes, it will take a few extra hours. I guess it all comes down to what you want and what youre willing to put up with.
just thought id throw a couple pennies in the pot on that one

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