File format Mis Match

Postby GregVA on Mon Jun 18, 2012 10:30 pm

I am encoding a file as Mpeg audio and Video. In the same PC I have x4. I can read, edit and share these files with no trouble. When I put them through the MPEG Optimizer and export them to a thumbdrive and attempt to open them in Vegas 10 it won't work. So, I tried to drop it into another PC running VS11. I get file mis-match error. The file will open in Media player.

The video properties of the resulting Mpg. are
720 x 480
Data rate: 8000kbps
Total Bit rate: 9536kbps
29 frames/sec

I have viewed most of the other posts with the same key words as my title and not found any answer that matched my problem
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Re: File format Mis Match

Postby Ken Berry on Mon Jun 18, 2012 11:32 pm

I believe the optimizer is intended more for High Definition video. So what is your original video. And what are you wanting to do/make with it?

If you are intending to make a standard def DVD, have you tried simply choosing Share > Create Video File > DVD? That will give you similar properties to what you have listed above and will be DVD-compatible. It should definitely open in both Vegas and VS11. But then again, I can't understand why the file you have already made won't open in them. What audio format did you choose?
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Re: File format Mis Match

Postby GregVA on Thu Jun 21, 2012 4:05 pm

I am so used to using Optimizer in VS11 to "finish" projects edited in the time line that I never questioned its actual purpose. I've just always used it, and never with HD in mind. I did try the DVD option you suggested and found that file would not work either. We produced another program using this encoder (it is located in a mobile truck ) and I burned a data disk right from the file the encoder made and it will work in Vegas and VS11 except now I have a "jumpy" frame problem. every 5-9 seconds the video (possibly audio) skips. This is not a Corel problem but an encoder problem. However, it could be why this file when processed through X4 will then not play properly - a gigo issue (garbage in garbage out.)

I have more testing to do. In the meantime I need to see if the problems are related or independent.
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