Hi Holts. i
It sounds like you have the same prob i had. I guess you actually have 3 dat files to make up the movie you wish to convert. I had 3 .avi files to make up one movie mpg. You have to join the 3 files together to make one before you start your conversion. I used a freeware prog called \'VIRTUALDUB\'. There is a guide on Afonic that shows you how to use it and it includes a link to download the prog from. Hope this solves your problem.

thanks for the replys but i am still having problems  :cry:

Let me start from the begining

I started out with a svcd called mona lisa smile its on 2 cd s and i want to watch it on 1, i have yet to put it on to cd so i have only previewed it on daemon tools
When i mount it into daemon tools and look for the file the first thing i  find is that its called MPEG2 this is different to the guide How to convert VCD/SVCD To DVD using TMPGEnc  in the guide it is MPEGAV
Inside my MPEG2 file there is a AVSEQ01.MPG which is different again because the guide uses .dat files
So i copied both of my AVSEQ01.MPG files from each cd into a folder on my hard drive and renamed them video01.MPG and video02.MPG
 in the guide it says you can use MPG files so i just left them the way they are right so now i am at step 3 ready to start tmpecnc plus, i do every thing it says in step 4 and step 5 then in step 6 where it says select your files, when i select my video01.MPG i get a error message saying

File\"c:\\my destanation folder \\video01.MPG\"can not open,or unsupported

I got round this by using vcdgear to convert my cue\\bin files from cd1 and cd2  into  Dat files, then copying them into a folder on my hard drive,

 then at step 6 it worked okay but then i found at step 8 i only had 59m minutes of video which i explained in my first thread


Please help this is doing my head in  :cry:
I thought this would take a couple of hours it has now been a couple of days in between work!!!!

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