teddy
3rd January 2002, 18:20
I recieve an error in the end of encoding video (using xmpeg and cce-sp 2.62) saying: get frame failed.
I am making backups of my pal dvds. I get this on all backups. I make ac3 output to an ac3 file with xmpeg.
If I multiplex my m2v file in bbmpeg with the ac3 file. Everything is fine. However after authoring I get no sound in disc mode, I get sound in file mode.
If I multiplex it in dvd wise I get out of sync but no error.
However in streamweaver I get an error when I resolve TOC. Something about the second last frame is missing and if I want to continue...
And the mpeg file is several minutes below the audio file (maybe 5).
Using streamweaver 5.4C. Then I edit the time for the video to fit the audio. When I launch it about the last five minutes is not working. I also tried streamweaver 5.15 but it failed during make...
I guess this has something to do with the get frame failed I get after encoding in xmpeg using cce 2.62. How can I fix this?
I use progressive frames, dvd compliant. Everything is perfect after encoding when viewing the m2v file in powerdvd. bbmpeg does it to. Why does streamweaver say that the second last frame is missin? Probably something to do with the get frame failed in the end of encoding....
Thanks for any help you can give me.
teddy@starnate.com
I am making backups of my pal dvds. I get this on all backups. I make ac3 output to an ac3 file with xmpeg.
If I multiplex my m2v file in bbmpeg with the ac3 file. Everything is fine. However after authoring I get no sound in disc mode, I get sound in file mode.
If I multiplex it in dvd wise I get out of sync but no error.
However in streamweaver I get an error when I resolve TOC. Something about the second last frame is missing and if I want to continue...
And the mpeg file is several minutes below the audio file (maybe 5).
Using streamweaver 5.4C. Then I edit the time for the video to fit the audio. When I launch it about the last five minutes is not working. I also tried streamweaver 5.15 but it failed during make...
I guess this has something to do with the get frame failed I get after encoding in xmpeg using cce 2.62. How can I fix this?
I use progressive frames, dvd compliant. Everything is perfect after encoding when viewing the m2v file in powerdvd. bbmpeg does it to. Why does streamweaver say that the second last frame is missin? Probably something to do with the get frame failed in the end of encoding....
Thanks for any help you can give me.
teddy@starnate.com