ritmo2k
26th December 2001, 05:01
Hi, I am making svcds with cce because it is so fast.
I am having a problem though.
I first rip with smart ripper, then use dvd2avi to make a d2v project using forced film. I then open it in TmpgEnc, and define all my settings using the svcd ntsc forced film template. I save this project file. I open it in vfapi, and produce an avi file which I then load into cce. It is playing with a double chop every 1 second. Thing is, Nero says the stream is 23.976 fps when it burns it and complains that it should be 29.97 fps, I tell it to turn off std compliance and burn. If I encode in tmpgenc, even though the template says it 23.976 fps (same settings I used to create the project file I loaded into vfapi), nero accepts it, and it plays right! What does cce do differently, and why does nero not complain about the tmpgenc stream? I am using all latest versions of all software. Also, I use tmpgenc to multiplex the streams from cce, I use the mpeg2 svcd VBR setting.
Any ideas?
I am having a problem though.
I first rip with smart ripper, then use dvd2avi to make a d2v project using forced film. I then open it in TmpgEnc, and define all my settings using the svcd ntsc forced film template. I save this project file. I open it in vfapi, and produce an avi file which I then load into cce. It is playing with a double chop every 1 second. Thing is, Nero says the stream is 23.976 fps when it burns it and complains that it should be 29.97 fps, I tell it to turn off std compliance and burn. If I encode in tmpgenc, even though the template says it 23.976 fps (same settings I used to create the project file I loaded into vfapi), nero accepts it, and it plays right! What does cce do differently, and why does nero not complain about the tmpgenc stream? I am using all latest versions of all software. Also, I use tmpgenc to multiplex the streams from cce, I use the mpeg2 svcd VBR setting.
Any ideas?