Rob Brown
5th June 2003, 12:34
Hi,
I've recently come by a movie compressed onto 3 SVCDs.
I've extracted the MPEG2 streams using VCDGear and joined them using TMPGEnc Plus.
I then used a DVD2AVI project to serve the audio and video data to TMPGEnc to produce a 2 pass VBR MPEG1 stream to fit on 1 VCD.
So far so good...
However, because I'm too stupid to look at my source material, when happily watching my final VCD I noticed that there are two slight glitches where the files have been joined and must have been overlapped (something happens twice).
I no longer have my source files.
Is there some way I can remove some frames to eliminate these glitches from my MPEG files?
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob.
I've recently come by a movie compressed onto 3 SVCDs.
I've extracted the MPEG2 streams using VCDGear and joined them using TMPGEnc Plus.
I then used a DVD2AVI project to serve the audio and video data to TMPGEnc to produce a 2 pass VBR MPEG1 stream to fit on 1 VCD.
So far so good...
However, because I'm too stupid to look at my source material, when happily watching my final VCD I noticed that there are two slight glitches where the files have been joined and must have been overlapped (something happens twice).
I no longer have my source files.
Is there some way I can remove some frames to eliminate these glitches from my MPEG files?
Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob.