Orange County DVD

@jlr2000 dont give up just yet, were not done testing:). Do you have 2 sticks of ram in? if so take a stick of ram out and try your encode that way. Also make sure your system has the latest updates for windows and everything else you can think of. Then report back here ok? Oh before i forget are you using the latest version of dvd2svcd? ..

reason why your ram is reporting less is prolly because you have a video card that takes from the ram onboard. So that should not be any problem for you. Also on most motherboards made last year and older having more then 1 stick of ram regardless of amount causes a bit of slow down and some problems. I even noticed it on my ecs motherboard with boot times and benchmark tests. Best thing i could say is try and use 1 stick of 256 or if you use windows 2000 or xp try and get a stick of 512... i'm not even kidding you'll love the difference of either formula i stated.

I have a divx file of this film which I want to convert to svcd, as the framerate is 23.976 I can only convert it to vcd as Im using TMPGEnc Plus. I have scanned the video stream for errors- and there is none. The file has vbr mp3 audio which, using virtuadub I have extracted and saved to wav. I then used the usual multiplexing method using TMPG but still the synch goes out! Here is some file info: Filelength : 366,583,808 Bytes ~ 349 MB Resolution : 640 x 352 px Time-Delay : 41708 Frames-Total : 49993 Keyframes : 636 Min Keyframe-Distance : 1 Max Keyframe-Distance : 234 Time-Total : [00:34:45:108] FPS : 23.9762155941306 FOURCC : div3 FOURCC2 : DIV3 Number of Datastreams : 2 movi-pos : 10248 idx1-pos : 364393170 junk-pos : 366583130 rawdata-length : 364359874 Im wondering if that time delay has something to do with the issue? Can anyone help?? Thanks

congratulations you resurrected a thread that's been dead for almost a year! if you have problems associated with DVD2SVCD and this file then please start a new thread. As far as I can tell you're trying to convert to VCD with TMPG, which really has nothing to do with DVD2SVCD.