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addiCtjOkaH
Oct 2004

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Saw - The Ending - Merging the files

Okay, i need some help here. About Saw (Last Minute Ending), I used TMPGEng to merge the two together and it does work perfectly but I want to watch it on TV so I need it as a VCD. The thing is that after I merge them together, it's a MPG. So I use VCDGear to convert them into a bin/cue but I get the error Invalid MPEG Pack Size. How can I get around this or how can I convert it to a bin/cue using any other programs?

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i think i can help you

hey just use nero to burn it as a vcd or svcd and it should burn perfectly staright away without enconding it to any other file.

but hey if you can tell me hopw you "sewed on" the last minute ending useing tmpgenc or wqhatever that would be great./ please explain

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Re: Saw - The Ending - Merging the files

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Originally posted by addiCtjOkaH
Okay, i need some help here. About Saw (Last Minute Ending), I used TMPGEng to merge the two together and it does work perfectly but I want to watch it on TV so I need it as a VCD. The thing is that after I merge them together, it's a MPG. So I use VCDGear to convert them into a bin/cue but I get the error Invalid MPEG Pack Size. How can I get around this or how can I convert it to a bin/cue using any other programs?

Thanks!



The original release and the fix-ending are svcd NOT vcd. So that might be your problem right there. Personally I used mpeg2vcr to do the merging, then converted to cue/bin with no problems. So if all else fails try using mpeg2vcr instead.

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u dont need to re-image the mpg file so u can watch it on ur tv...just simply open up nero and use the svcd option and pop in the mpg and burn....nice and simple!...lol

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Thanks for the help guys! Yep, it was my mistake, with trying to make it a VCD and not a SVCD> Problem solved.

Thanks for the tip about the Nero. I'll remember that.

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