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I've done the encode multiple times with both Premiere Pro and TMPGEnc and it happens every time. I downloaded the Procoder 2 demo and gave that a shot, and it didn't give me any problems (btw, does it matter if it's a .m2p or .m2v file instead of just .mpeg in that case?). I've also tried rendering...

Ok, I used Mkvmergegui and opened it in MPC - there is no timecode problem.

Alrighty, I'll give that a try and see what happens. Thank you.

They are different encodes altogether, though. I was wondering if the issue was somewhere in the container's data rather than in the video stream itself, hence why trying to remux the same encode to mkv or ts or anything else that would like it would be a way to see if that's true. Ah, I see. What ...

Well, it doesn't happen with the uncompressed AVI or as an MPEG-4.

I have CCCP installed and the issue will occur with MPC. I only found out about this issue because the AMV coordinator for the anime con I submitted the AMV to emailed me a couple days ago and said that she was having trouble recognizing the full length of my entry. She was able to do another conver...

I tried the vid on my work computer and it doesn't have the same problem....now I'm really confused.

I encoded my amv as an mpeg-2 with TMPGEnc and directly from Premiere Pro (just to check to see if it was an issue with only TMPGEnc). Here's the problem I'm seeing: If I play the video from the beginning in WMP, the timecode is fine - but if I skip ahead to a certain time, it'll be off by a certain...

I always enjoy a well-done trailer.

Beautiful.