Lost my way: Upside down m2p after procoder

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Let me make some things clear first:
1. I want to make a svcd, so I think the Q belongs in this forum.
2. I did search all I could about upside down movies but nothing seems applicable to my predicament. :(

I started with transcoding 2 (too large for cd's) mpg's (480x576, 4:3, stereo 44Khz 16 bit) with Canopus Procoder into a mp2 with the intention to make svcd's out of it. (Of course I could have made a dvd, but than I had to re-encode to sound 48Khz, and the quality of the movie was not that great.
I ended up with a 1.9 gig mp2 upside down movie.:scared:
I could have used DVD2SVCD but (avisynth flip and easy frameserving).But it only accept .avi's and to transcode it back to avi....well I don't know.
1. So is there an easy way to flip it (so I can cut it an burn some cd's)?
2. Any other suggestions would be highly appreciated.

cheers, :confused:

[markrb]

1. All DVD2SVCD problems belong in basics.

If you do not want to use DVD2SVCD then the question does not belong here. There is a seperate SVCD forum for all SVCD questions not associated with DVD2SVCD.

On the frameserver tab there is a check button for flip vertical. Try that. If that is what you already did I apologize.

Mark

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As you might have understood, I couldn't load this movie in DVD2SVCD and thus flip the movie in the frameserver. So one of my points is (and thus a DVD2SVCD Q) How do I get this movie in DVD2SVCD?.
It's open for debate that my questions also could have been put in the forums you mentioned. But I never crosspost and thus have to choose.
As I said, since it was my intention to use DVD2SVCD (which can also work with files, as you might have noticed)this place looked the proper forum to me.
As for basic or advanced. My problem looked pretty advanced to me, but that's questionable too, I do admit.
But what must be a mistake is "all DVD2SVCD questions belong in basic".
Whats the point in having 2 forums (basic and advanced) if it's not allowed to put a question in advanced, if you think your problem is advanced?

cheers,