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Well, the conversion itself is probably not the problem, as long as the tools manage to open the files.<br />
Earlier I managed to open *.dat files from VCDs, but these *.mpg's are causing trouble.
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Well, the conversion itself is probably not the problem, as long as the tools manage to open the files.
Earlier I managed to open *.dat files from VCDs, but these *.mpg's are causing trouble.

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What results did you get from using VCDGear? Try copying the mpeg file to your hard drive and then renaming it to .dat and opening it with VCDGear.
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What results did you get from using VCDGear? Try copying the mpeg file to your hard drive and then renaming it to .dat and opening it with VCDGear.

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That went beautifully!<br />
Now I have more usefull MPG files. The rest shouldn't be a problem.<br />
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Thanks!
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That went beautifully!
Now I have more usefull MPG files. The rest shouldn't be a problem.

Thanks!

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Glad to have helped, enjoy the show :-)
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My brother has created a set of SVCD's. As my DVD player does not support (S)VCD, I'd like to join them on a single DVD.<br />
However on my own PC (DVD burner) none of the MPG files on the VCD's can not be played.<br />
On my wife's notebook (DVD reader/CD RW combo) the individual MPG files cannot be played (e.g. mediaplayer), but WinDVD does play each of the disks!<br />
The error message when attempting the individual MPG files is (translated) about an unsupported structure.<br />
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How can I get TMPEGEnc to cope with these files?<br />

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My brother has created a set of SVCD's. As my DVD player does not support (S)VCD, I'd like to join them on a single DVD.
However on my own PC (DVD burner) none of the MPG files on the VCD's can not be played.
On my wife's notebook (DVD reader/CD RW combo) the individual MPG files cannot be played (e.g. mediaplayer), but WinDVD does play each of the disks!
The error message when attempting the individual MPG files is (translated) about an unsupported structure.

How can I get TMPEGEnc to cope with these files?


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