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All the examples are made with Flask.
Of course this method also works with Premiere.
This guide explains how to create 2 VCD(PAL) files with
the split function of the Premiere Plugin v0.28. To
keep the encoding time short, we only create 2 VCD files
of 5sec. So the total time is 10sec. Of course in practice
you will create 2 VCD files with a total time of 90min.
So the split time will be around 2700sec (45min).
This guide assumes that you are creating 2 VCD(PAL)
files with TMPGEnc
in D:\MPEGcoded. Before you start,
download the tpr files or create
the tpr files your self . In this zip file, trp files
for PAL and NTSC(film) with output path C:/MPEGcoded
and D:/MPEGcoded are included. If these directories
do not exist, please create them. If this does not apply
to you, you need to create
the project files first for TMPGEnc. If you experience
lockups while encoding with TMPGEncbeta12b please disable
the direct show filters.
Step 1:
Make sure you get a clean project.
Flask should NOT be serving. If it was serving please
stop it, by clicking on the stop button in the plugin.
Step 2:
Start Flask. Enter all the settings. (This is done in
the normal way. For more info go to doom9).
If you want to shut down your computer when the encoding
is done, check "Shut down computer after finishing".
In this example we are encoding a total time of 10sec.
You need to enter 10 in the "compile time" edit
box.
Step 3:
Setting up the Plugin
After selecting “Output Format Options” a window will
popup. In this window all settings of the plugin have
to be made. If you want to use the split function, make
sure the split function is enabled. Enter the desired
split time in the split time edit box. So in this case
we want to split a stream with a total of 10sec in two
pieces of 5sec. So the split time will be 5sec.
Step 4:
Start Flask.
After Flask is started the plugin will popup.
Step 5:
Start TMPGenc. And start the batch processing.
Add the part0.prj and part1.prj to the batch encoding.
Step 6:
Hit run and TGMPenc starts encoding.
Now part0 is encoded.
After part0 is encoded the plugin starts timing out.
This is normal, just be patient, part1 will be encoded
when the time out counter hits 90 in this case. (This
is the time you have set in the plugin settings, see
step 3).
If you experience lockups while encoding with TMPGEncbeta12b
please disable
the direct show filters.
If part1 is encoded you will see this.
Now the MPEG files are encoded. If you look in D:\MPEGcoded
you will find 2 MPEG files. Each file has to be 5sec.
It is easy to understand, that if you want to encode
a VCD of let’s say 90min(60*90=5400sec) and you want
to split it at 40min(40*60=2400sec) you have to enter
"compile time" 5400sec in the edit box at
step 2 and "split time" 2400sec at step 3.
I hope this helps for you !!!
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