CCE Creates Files That Scenarist Doesen't Accept

Deepa DvD · 26th April 2002, 23:52

Hello everyone,
I encoded mpeg2(vbr) in CCE and no DVD Authoring program accepted the file.Yes, I did check /DVD Compliant box and it creates the movie file as .mpv which Scenarist does not accept.
Using the following:
ScenaristNT Pro
CCE SP (full version)

Also, should I encode with CCE with AVI files or Mpeg2 (CBR 8mbps)<thats my original file.

Thanks in Advance

Milkman Dan · 28th April 2002, 02:35

Change the extension to .m2v
If that doesn't work, make sure the timecode is set to 00:00:00:00
Default is 01:00:00:00

Deepa DvD · 30th April 2002, 17:54

Thanks Bro!

Deepa DvD · 1st May 2002, 04:30

Actually I just did as you wrote.But Scenarist still doesen't accept it. I get a error message reading

error. Frame Rate (5=30) is wrong.
Can you please help me.

Thanks in advance!

D0Hbert · 3rd May 2002, 12:57

Do a pulldown of the stream. Your m2v file right now is 23.976fps, run pulldown on it, then feed the new video stream to scenarist, it should accept the new m2v ok.

TP2K · 7th May 2002, 20:32

I have the same problem with NTSC files converted with CCE and imported into Scenarist.

I tried Pulldown GUI, but the thing freeze (stops responding) at filesize 1.86gb (which it has generated) and won't complete the process; anyone any clue on this?

Deepa DvD · 8th May 2002, 02:50

Hello guys!
I found the solution! I was feeding CCE with Mpeg2 CBR 8mbps.Then I fed CCE a AVI file and that worked great! Thanks for helping guys, I really really appreciate it!

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Deepa DvD Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: California, U.S.A Posts: 286	CCE Creates Files That Scenarist Doesen't Accept Hello everyone, I encoded mpeg2(vbr) in CCE and no DVD Authoring program accepted the file.Yes, I did check /DVD Compliant box and it creates the movie file as .mpv which Scenarist does not accept. Using the following: ScenaristNT Pro CCE SP (full version) Also, should I encode with CCE with AVI files or Mpeg2 (CBR 8mbps)<thats my original file. Thanks in Advance __________________ SuperDuperDVD@hotmail.com Last edited by Deepa DvD; 26th April 2002 at 23:54.

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Deepa DvD Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: California, U.S.A Posts: 286	Thanks Bro! __________________ SuperDuperDVD@hotmail.com

1st May 2002, 04:30	#4 \| Link
Deepa DvD Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: California, U.S.A Posts: 286	Actually I just did as you wrote.But Scenarist still doesen't accept it. I get a error message reading error. Frame Rate (5=30) is wrong. Can you please help me. Thanks in advance! __________________ SuperDuperDVD@hotmail.com

8th May 2002, 02:50	#7 \| Link
Deepa DvD Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: California, U.S.A Posts: 286	Hello guys! I found the solution! I was feeding CCE with Mpeg2 CBR 8mbps.Then I fed CCE a AVI file and that worked great! Thanks for helping guys, I really really appreciate it! __________________ SuperDuperDVD@hotmail.com

28th April 2002, 02:35	#2 \| Link
Milkman Dan Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 243	Change the extension to .m2v If that doesn't work, make sure the timecode is set to 00:00:00:00 Default is 01:00:00:00

3rd May 2002, 12:57	#5 \| Link
D0Hbert Registered User Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 12	Do a pulldown of the stream. Your m2v file right now is 23.976fps, run pulldown on it, then feed the new video stream to scenarist, it should accept the new m2v ok.

7th May 2002, 20:32	#6 \| Link
TP2K Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 44	I have the same problem with NTSC files converted with CCE and imported into Scenarist. I tried Pulldown GUI, but the thing freeze (stops responding) at filesize 1.86gb (which it has generated) and won't complete the process; anyone any clue on this?