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I've normally always used TMPGEnc to make my animations into mpg files.
However, now that I'm working with sound, I've noticed that when I add a
sound file to my animation, there's always half a second of silence in the
beginning and end of the animation. It's not that my sound file isn't long
enough or anything like that, TMPGEnc just leaves out some of the sound.
I have a sound file that goes "clang clang clang" but in the animation the
first "clang" is skipped completely due to the first half second of silence.
It happens both when I save as AVI and MPG and the silence is heard with
both the players I tried to play the files with, so I'm pretty sure it's a
fault of TMPGEnc.
I find it pretty annoying. Have anyone experienced the same problems with
TMPGEnc? Can you recommend any other programs for Windows that are as
user-friendly as TMPGEnc that I could perhaps use as an alternative?
Thanks in advance,
Rune
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Rune wrote:
> the silence is heard with both the players I tried to play the
> files with, so I'm pretty sure it's a fault of TMPGEnc.
Never mind, it isn't TMPGEnc's fault after all. I tried to play the file
with QuickTime and there was no silence. I guess the silence problem is just
common for Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic. Oh well...
Rune
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> Rune wrote:
> Never mind, it isn't TMPGEnc's fault after all. I tried to play the file
> with QuickTime and there was no silence. I guess the silence problem is
> just
> common for Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic. Oh well...
Are you playing them full screen or in a window?
Depending on what screen mode your using, I think it takes some video
adapters a second or two to go full screen. I had a smilar issue recently
when planing with the media player on a second external monitor (projector).
The basted thign woudl change screen rez, which takes a half second or two.
The net result was my first frames were chopped.
Use irfan view maybe?
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