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naruses

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Im using DPG Tools 2.0 and it has worked for a long time, but now every conversion while on the video stream all videos always stop at exactly 938 or 937?

Can someone recommend me a advanced settings fix or if its my computer, or whatever the problem is.

Sorry for being such a noob

EDIT: MY specs are this

My audio encoding options Are:

Bitrate 160 KB/s

Volume on the middle and 0db

Video enconding options are
Aspect Ratio Auto Detect
Bitrate 512 KB/s
Framerate 24 fps
Brightness 110
Blur DEEP ם Light 110

Smooth Frame Blending selected


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BELOW NORMAL
 

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What are your specs? have you tried converting the video to perhaps a lower bitrate and convert it through dpgtools? I never had problems with dpgtools
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there are a lot of versions of dpgtools. I've also had a lot of problems, I remember something similair as the problem you're having. I downloaded moonshell 2.11 beta and the dpgtools worked fine in that release. Try doing that.
 

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