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Post #310976

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ADigitalMan
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ADigitalMan's Guide to MPEG2/AC3 Editing
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Date created
20-Feb-2008, 9:47 AM
If you separate the audio and video streams separately, then there should be no difference between the .mpg, .m2v, and .mpv extensions. You can change the extension with no ill effect in my experience.

Ignore the Open GOP warning. I get that all the time.

Reave, when I've analyzed these interlaced files in DGIndex, I've noticed that they're called "NTSC" and the non-interlaced ones are called "film". Perhaps it's simply a flag that, if ignored, will make the file usable. I've been re-encoding just because mixing the two types leaves those very issues you're talking about.

What directions in specific do you need? I do recommend simply playing with the program and learning all of its features. Also, check out www.videohelp.com and www.doom9.org ... they can answer far more in-depth questions on Gordian Knot.