BetaONE will rise again!

BetaONE will rise again! (http:\\b1.hcanet.com\forum/index.php)
-   Software Support (http:\\b1.hcanet.com\forum/forumdisplay.php?f=45)
-   -   CODECS AND SVCD (http:\\b1.hcanet.com\forum/showthread.php?t=7116)

*MO* 20th Mar 03 10:21 AM

k.

i downloaded the first part of The Ring (Movie). its svcd and the format is .mpg. i can't open the file. i downloaded it and it was part of a .bin file. i used daemon tools to read it. and when i open the file, it says the format is not supported or the file is corrupt. could this be that the file is corrupt? i installed the LATEST divx codecs and all other codecs i could find. and still no go.

i'm downloading the 2nd half now. but it'll take at least 3 days before its complete. i know. i'm on a slow network. anyway. if there is something else i can try, please let me know.

ps: check out the graphics problems with Silent Hill 2 please. its in another topic that i posted. thanx.

Mo

DoG 20th Mar 03 04:20 PM

If its already burnt to (s)vcd and has an mpg extension then it needs converting. You need to find a program called dat2mpg, rename the movie's extension to .dat, run dat2mpg and it will convert the movie into a standard mpg.
AFAIK even though at present the movie says its an MPG it has had the header modified by the encoder when it was burnt.

Tomboy 22nd Mar 03 08:10 PM

*MO*,

The MPEG2 format of SVCD files is not directly supported by WMP. Reborn is thinking that the video file is a .DAT file (a special MPEG1 format) which is used in a standard VCD (by the way these files can usually be played directly with WMP). I recommend you burn the BIN.CUE image file to a CD and use PowerDVD version 4.0 to play the disc. This works great for me. Many stand alone DVD players also support the VCD and SVCD format. My APEX 3201 plays SVCDs just fine.

Good Luck,
Tomboy

adams 22nd Mar 03 10:33 PM

i have the ace mega codecs and intervideo windvd installed and always test the movies i get before i burn them. it will play dat files too.

Cyberion 23rd Mar 03 05:25 AM

With a standard VCD.... you can extract the .dat file w/

either...
-> isobuster
or
-> VCDGear

However, I fear that my suggestion is totally irrelevent..:(

*MO* 26th Mar 03 07:56 AM

cool peeps.

i installed powerDVD and load it up. works 100%

thanx for all the help

appreciate it.


All times are GMT +1. The time now is 03:15 PM.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.5
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.