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barsoy
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can't convert to .avi

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### CLI Query:  -i "G:\VIDEO_TS" -t 1 -c 1-8 -o "D:\e1.avi" -f avı -p  -e xvid -b 1500 -2  -a 1 -E ac3 -B 160 -6 dpl2 -D 1 --markers="C:\Users\barsoy\AppData\Local\Temp\VIDEO_TS-1-chapters.csv" -v 
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Invalid output format (av�). Possible choices are avi, mp4, m4v, ogm, ogg and mkv
Though I choose avi file format and name the destination file to xxx.avi, I get this error log every time. I even tried capital letters. Any suggestions please?
Last edited by barsoy on Thu Oct 22, 2009 6:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
rhester
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Re: can't convert to .avi

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Are you having some sort of character set issue? The letter after "av" in your command line is definitely not an "i".

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barsoy
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Re: can't convert to .avi

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I-ı-İ-i

2. and 3rd letters are turkish defined. But I did wrote .avi or .AVI. Not .avı or .AVİ
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Re: can't convert to .avi

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"D:\e1.avi" -f avı
That is not an "i" (highlighted in red)
barsoy
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Re: can't convert to .avi

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Found a temporary solution:

Windows Control Panel> Regions and Languages> Administrative tab> default language for non-unicode programs> english u.s.a. and restart windows.

Sure this solution causes other programs character problems. But as I said above- this is a temporary solution :?
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