I’m having problem in adding video files to a DVD Video Disc project. Some MP4 files are either “File format mismatch” or made the DVD MovieFactory crashed. Below are the sample MP4 files I found which able to reproduce my problem. Does anyone has idea what wrong on these files?
http://www.auby.no/files/video_tests/h2 ... inkage.mp4, 720p, h.264, AAC. DVD MovieFactory crashed while adding this file to project.
http://www.auby.no/files/video_tests/h2 ... planet.mp4, 720p, h.264, AC3 - “File format mismatch”.
Environment
Win7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit
DVD MovieFactory 7 Pro Built 7.00.398.2 (aka SP2)
K-Lite Mega Codec Pack 10.3.5
Thanks for your help in advance.
File format mismatch
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Re: File format mismatch
Hi and welcome to the forums
I do not have DVD Movie Factory but use Video Studio.
Not sure what’s wrong with those samples, I am able to insert both to Video Studio, the “planet” one does not have any audio at least not that VS is aware of, but plays ok using VCL Player.
I was able to convert using AVS video converter to another MP4, that plays ok in VS with audio, then I tried Mov which also played ok, file sizes are much larger so I can only assume the originals are highly compressed?
Although Shrinkage video plays ok including audio, video studio does not seem to read the properties correctly, I would assume that goes for DVD MF as the software is very similar.
One video uses 29.96 fps whereas the other 23.9 fps. So mixing those may cause quality issues.
I can only advise that you try converting the clips to a more editable format that Corel software will recognise.
I’m sure other forum users will try your clips and give their feedback
By the way to burn a DVD the files have to be Mpeg2, as its that format that is used on a disc.
I do not have DVD Movie Factory but use Video Studio.
Not sure what’s wrong with those samples, I am able to insert both to Video Studio, the “planet” one does not have any audio at least not that VS is aware of, but plays ok using VCL Player.
I was able to convert using AVS video converter to another MP4, that plays ok in VS with audio, then I tried Mov which also played ok, file sizes are much larger so I can only assume the originals are highly compressed?
Although Shrinkage video plays ok including audio, video studio does not seem to read the properties correctly, I would assume that goes for DVD MF as the software is very similar.
One video uses 29.96 fps whereas the other 23.9 fps. So mixing those may cause quality issues.
I can only advise that you try converting the clips to a more editable format that Corel software will recognise.
I’m sure other forum users will try your clips and give their feedback
By the way to burn a DVD the files have to be Mpeg2, as its that format that is used on a disc.
Trevor