Splitting mpg
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I do use these three tools:
- DV-Tool 0.49 ( I posted that one in the forum already)
superfast, can split to x parts with same size, splits also two language svcd streams (which tmpeg can't), freeware
no optical control; for splitting at a special scene you need to know the offset data.
- M2Edit Pro 5
expensive, slow, but with optical control; splits frame accurate; a lot of extra professional features
- Womble Mpeg2vcr 3.12
expensive, fast, with optical control; splits frame accurate; with some professional features (f.e. transitions)
small cute program
and some other ways ...
- DV-Tool 0.49 ( I posted that one in the forum already)
superfast, can split to x parts with same size, splits also two language svcd streams (which tmpeg can't), freeware
no optical control; for splitting at a special scene you need to know the offset data.
- M2Edit Pro 5
expensive, slow, but with optical control; splits frame accurate; a lot of extra professional features
- Womble Mpeg2vcr 3.12
expensive, fast, with optical control; splits frame accurate; with some professional features (f.e. transitions)
small cute program
and some other ways ...
daveml
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Tmpgenc is great for svcd.
However u may find some problems with vcd after cutting as it incorrectly packetsizes the cut file.
On viewing the file on certain standalones (not all) You may find the movie keeps speeding up slightly or jumps or the ff/rw doesnt work.
To solve this use the transcode function of m1 or m2edit.
Just make sure you select special vcd.
Cutting svcd does not create the same problem.
However u may find some problems with vcd after cutting as it incorrectly packetsizes the cut file.
On viewing the file on certain standalones (not all) You may find the movie keeps speeding up slightly or jumps or the ff/rw doesnt work.
To solve this use the transcode function of m1 or m2edit.
Just make sure you select special vcd.
Cutting svcd does not create the same problem.
joanna
1
try
TMPGEnc-2.58.44.152 new version gives correct packetsizes vcd/svcd (if cut correctly)
as for m1 or m2edit they give incorrectly packetsizes acording
to vcddeasy 1.1.2 mpegtools-analyse when you analyse a vcd cut
by TMPGEnc-2.58.44.152 new version you get no error message
plus nero compliant
as for m1 or m2edit, load mpeg cut into vcddeasy 1.1.2 mpegtools-analyse you get error message about packetsizes
e.g mpeg scan: pack header code (0x000001ba) expected, but 0x000001b9 found (buflen = 4)
...PEM (program end marker) found instead of pack header; should be in last 4 bytes of pack
bad packet at packet #565 (stream byte offset 1313060)
TMPGEnc-2.58.44.152 new version gives correct packetsizes vcd/svcd (if cut correctly)
as for m1 or m2edit they give incorrectly packetsizes acording
to vcddeasy 1.1.2 mpegtools-analyse when you analyse a vcd cut
by TMPGEnc-2.58.44.152 new version you get no error message
plus nero compliant
as for m1 or m2edit, load mpeg cut into vcddeasy 1.1.2 mpegtools-analyse you get error message about packetsizes
e.g mpeg scan: pack header code (0x000001ba) expected, but 0x000001b9 found (buflen = 4)
...PEM (program end marker) found instead of pack header; should be in last 4 bytes of pack
bad packet at packet #565 (stream byte offset 1313060)
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daveml
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Thanx for the info on the new version of tmpenc.
However the packetsize problem is solved by m2edit when burning with nero, whether vcdeasy reports or not. Many hundreds of burns cant be wrong.
Using vcdeasy to create an image file is probably different.
I will try the new version as if you try to add chapters to an mpg file created with my version ,using vcdeasy, you get a padded out pile of rubbish as the result.
However the packetsize problem is solved by m2edit when burning with nero, whether vcdeasy reports or not. Many hundreds of burns cant be wrong.
Using vcdeasy to create an image file is probably different.
I will try the new version as if you try to add chapters to an mpg file created with my version ,using vcdeasy, you get a padded out pile of rubbish as the result.