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Mpeg Import Encoding Error, Mpeg import encoding error
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uzbones3
Posted: Nov 22 2002, 03:58 AM


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Hi.

I have a mpg file that i'm loading in virtual dub and trying to save to any codec (they all have this problem, 1-pass, 2-pass it doesn't matter) about 85% of the way through the file v-dub stops processing and displays an error message "Sync error". I have been unable to figure out what this means.. I have scanned the source using v-dub and it says it's fine (Video>>Scan Video for Errors). This also happens when it gets to that point in the video if i play the input feed at that spot in the video..

If anybody knows whats doing this it would be immensly helpful.

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on a side note i have figured out why this was doing what it was...

there were approximately 10-12 bad frames (all b and p frames) that were unreadable (bottom portion of the frame was scrambled) so perhaps the 'scan video for errors' function does not work correctly ?

 
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fccHandler
Posted: Nov 22 2002, 06:25 PM


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I don't know if "Scan video for errors" works with MPEG1, but you may be able to salvage your video by using Avisynth "DirectShowSource" to frameserve the MPEG to VirtualDub.

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movmasty
Posted: Nov 27 2002, 03:09 PM


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its a video audio problem, try to split the mpg audio and video with a demux prog, es. tmpg enc

then or u load only the video part, or u remux it and then load.
 
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