KingKong954
26th June 2005, 15:09
Ok, first problem. I went to convert a 14g HD .TS to 4.4g Xvid. Audio comes through fine, video looks great, EXCEPT periodiocally there are graphical glitches which I can only describe as LARGE corrupted pixels. These are hard coded as I can play the same scene over and over and they showup in the same place, everytime. This has only happened on one video out of 4 or 5, so I do not expect much help from it -- perhaps its the original (though playing the original shows no errors). The attached log for this issue is called: bad_pixels_video.txt
The second problem has happened in a few movies and is a simple one to describe: same scenerio, HD .TS (large, 10g+) going to 4480b sized Xvid, except now the audio does not work properly. I chose to maintain the original AC3/DTS stream, and these sources come with a 5.1 DD. The result is a an audio stream that has many breaks in it, crackles, pops, lots of pauses inbetween it. Still DD 5.1, but unable to understand any dialog or music. The attached log file for this is called bad_audio.txt
I am a complete freshman at this, so please forgive me if my etiquette is wrong, but I am beginning to get frustrated with the fact that after a week+ of conversions I dont have a single valid video to show for it.
Thank you.
edit: let me add that I am using the new recent beta available -- should I down grade to a "Stable" version?
edit#2: I just noticed that for films that get bad audio, DGIndex thinks they are DD 2/0 versus 3/2 (when it runs after you hit Start). Not sure if that helps anyone.
The second problem has happened in a few movies and is a simple one to describe: same scenerio, HD .TS (large, 10g+) going to 4480b sized Xvid, except now the audio does not work properly. I chose to maintain the original AC3/DTS stream, and these sources come with a 5.1 DD. The result is a an audio stream that has many breaks in it, crackles, pops, lots of pauses inbetween it. Still DD 5.1, but unable to understand any dialog or music. The attached log file for this is called bad_audio.txt
I am a complete freshman at this, so please forgive me if my etiquette is wrong, but I am beginning to get frustrated with the fact that after a week+ of conversions I dont have a single valid video to show for it.
Thank you.
edit: let me add that I am using the new recent beta available -- should I down grade to a "Stable" version?
edit#2: I just noticed that for films that get bad audio, DGIndex thinks they are DD 2/0 versus 3/2 (when it runs after you hit Start). Not sure if that helps anyone.