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Posted by Ken Maltby on 11/16/05 15:36
"Bob" <spam@uce.gov> wrote in message
news:437b2a20.47300750@news-server.houston.rr.com...
> I rendered that troublesome video clip in TDA - and it plays just
> fine. Therefore, contrary to a stupid remark made by one of the
> posters, it is not my mpgs that are the problem - it is MF4. But then
> we knew that all along.
>
> I tried almost every possible thing to get it to render properly in
> MF4 - I even turned off that MF4 VRD switch - but nothing worked.
> There is a fundamental problem with MF4 that I was experiencing only
> parts of before I ran into this. Now this simple 3 minute music video
> clip - which is perfectly acceptable to VRD, WMP, DVDR, TDA et al, ad
> nauseam - brings MF4 to its knees. One of the attempts caused MF4 to
> claim it would take over 6 hours to render the clip. Obviously there
> is some kind of very serious problem with MF4.
>
> I still want to get this clip fixed in MF4 since I have already made
> the effort to render (export) 15 other clips and all I need is this
> one last one to complete my collection. I do not look forward to
> having to import and render those other 15 clips again in TDA.
>
You shouldn't be doing any "rendering" with TDA, if by that
you mean a lengthy encoding. You could try using VideoReDo's
Quickfix ( with the MF option turned off) on those MF4 rendered
clips. Then just feed them to TDA, clicking on the Blue "Add new
track..." text, between clips. It should take only couple of seconds
for each clip in Quickfix. And the usual 15-20min to write the
VIDEO_TS & AUDIO_TS folders. The MF4 clips are almost
DVD compliant MPEG and it's possible that TDA could use them
directly as they are, but I would think the few seconds with
Quickfix, have to be worth it.
Luck;
Ken
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