vwo
2nd February 2002, 10:26
Derrow at the DVD-R forum came up with an idea to improve the quality of the remuxed video by using TMPEG generated video file...
one problem that ifoEdit has in remuxing a .m2v generated by any other program than rempeg is that the GOP structure tends to be different from the original DVD.
Derrow's idea was to use the forced GOP structure option in tmpeg and by using the original GOP structure of the DVD movie, and then produce a workable .m2v file...
I did a little test run using a 36344 picture movie, but I get an error message when trying to add pictures beyond 32735... would anybody know if this is a limitation of tmpeg or if I could be doing something wrong?
any help would be appreciated (sorry if I am not using correct terms...)
one problem that ifoEdit has in remuxing a .m2v generated by any other program than rempeg is that the GOP structure tends to be different from the original DVD.
Derrow's idea was to use the forced GOP structure option in tmpeg and by using the original GOP structure of the DVD movie, and then produce a workable .m2v file...
I did a little test run using a 36344 picture movie, but I get an error message when trying to add pictures beyond 32735... would anybody know if this is a limitation of tmpeg or if I could be doing something wrong?
any help would be appreciated (sorry if I am not using correct terms...)