View Full Version : Opening gop is not closed !!!
bill baxter
1st October 2004, 06:02
this message I can see in using dvd2avi on mpg files... What's the problem ? After, the project is corrupted, VDub crashes, etc...
Cyberia
1st October 2004, 18:11
This situation is similar to keyframes in avi files. If the first frames of the avi are delta frames (ie: the leading keyframe is missing) then no frames will be decodable until the next keyframe is reached.
The same is true here. The first few frames are there, but since the previous gop is missing, they are not decodable. Once the first gop occurs in the video, subsequent frames should be decodable.
This message is just a warning, not an error message.
Is the file playable? Sounds like you have a bad video file.
bill baxter
2nd October 2004, 06:11
the file is playable, but I want to make a divx with it, and according to me this error may disturb the encoding process, no ?
Cyberia
2nd October 2004, 22:30
Well, the project shouldn't be corrupted, so something is wrong there. But the GOP warning, won't affect encoding. You see the leading frames CAN'T be decoded. No software can decode them. When you play the file, the player just ignores the leading frames until it reaches a GOP. It's likely that no player software generates a warning in this case either, since there is nothing that can be done about it anyway.
Can VdubMod open the file directly?
bill baxter
5th October 2004, 06:07
Yes, VDub can. But first a box appears "parsing interleaved MPEG-2 file", and then "some warning were issued during the previous operation : anachronistic or discontinuous timestamp found in video <POSTION>, this may indicate an improper join" ?????
bill baxter
5th October 2004, 19:52
... and Nandub can't open it : "mpeg import filter : pack synchronisation error" ???
Cyberia
6th October 2004, 00:44
Originally posted by bill baxter
Yes, VDub can. But first a box appears "parsing interleaved MPEG-2 file", and then "some warning were issued during the previous operation : anachronistic or discontinuous timestamp found in video <POSTION>, this may indicate an improper join" ?????
Then the file is corrupted after all. Players probably gloss over the problem, but that's not something encoders should do, at least without explicitly saying so.
I would try to repair or rebuild the file. VCDGear can repair MPEG streams, and TMPGEnc has a good set of Mpeg Tools to demux and remux the file. There may be others.
bill baxter
6th October 2004, 06:49
Thank you cyberia, i've just found a soft called PVAStrumento wich could repair the file !!! It's working !!!
mutha trucka
10th May 2006, 17:25
I have some dvd files that display this error when opened in dgindex. The files play fine in windows media player and in vlc media player. Will this error cause a problem when burning the dvd or playing the dvd in a stand alone dvd player?
MrTroy
10th May 2006, 21:30
Why do you bump a 1,5 year old thread up for an answer that's already been given in this same thread?
mutha trucka
11th May 2006, 01:37
Well, the project shouldn't be corrupted, so something is wrong there. But the GOP warning, won't affect encoding. You see the leading frames CAN'T be decoded. No software can decode them. When you play the file, the player just ignores the leading frames until it reaches a GOP. It's likely that no player software generates a warning in this case either, since there is nothing that can be done about it anyway.
Can VdubMod open the file directly?
Is this saying that a dvd player will play it okay? I just want to be sure.
Guest
11th May 2006, 13:59
It depends on what you mean by "okay".
Even if the player waits for a GOP to start decoding that may not be enough, because the GOP might be open. But the worst that can happen is that the first few frames may show macroblocking. After the first few frames everything will be OK.
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