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subferno
28th January 2007, 06:14
I was using TmpgEnc Express 3 to produce jacket images for my DVDs. I made the appropriate images and settings. When I encoded the image, all I needed to do was save the file as [filename].MP2 to get the file format that I needed.

I am trying out TmpgEnc Express 4 and performed the same number of steps. Except that when I save the file with the MP2 extension, it only comes out as MPG.

How do I fix it so that it will be saved with the file extension that I give it? Would my jacket images still work if I just rename the extension manually after the files have been encoded?

Thanks

Mug Funky
29th January 2007, 04:35
should be fine so long as they're elementary streams, not program streams (.mpg implies a program stream).

setarip_old
29th January 2007, 05:37
@subferno

Hi!

If it's similar to the VERY old "TMPGEnc", you should set the output format to "Video only"...

BTW - I've never been able to successfully create "jacket" images that work properly - Would you be good enough to list your procedures?

Mug Funky
29th January 2007, 15:08
jackets only work on Sony players. i think there's some others that support them, but they're not mandatory DVD stuff.

i just make them by loading bmps into spruce in the "jackets" part... obviously not useful info if you don't have spruce though.

setarip_old
30th January 2007, 04:12
obviously not useful info if you don't have spruce though.This is true ;>}

Perhaps "subferno" will check back here and be good enough to describe the procedure used...

subferno
30th January 2007, 04:48
The procedures I used are available at dvdrhelp and here at Doom as well. I will have to dig up the links though.

I was using TMPGEnc 3, and now 4. I have the file templates for the required output. I can share them with you guys if you just tell me how.

btw, thanks for the help.

edit- its been awhile since I looked at the guide since I just use the template but I think this was what I used for reference:

http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1143036

I did everything except for the HexEdit part at the end, which still seems to work in my case.

setarip_old
30th January 2007, 06:04
Thanks for the link ;>}

I believe I've already tried that methodology, as well as the several others at VideoHelp and ALL of the methods described in the several threads at this (Doom9) forum - all to no avail...

subferno
31st January 2007, 03:58
Thanks for the link ;>}

I believe I've already tried that methodology, as well as the several others at VideoHelp and ALL of the methods described in the several threads at this (Doom9) forum - all to no avail...

If you are using Express, I can send you my templates.

setarip_old
31st January 2007, 04:44
That's very kind of you to offer ;>}

Unfortunately, I'm not using TMPGEnc Express.

Thanks again, though!