audio frequency range problem

[shadoe_phantom]

Hi ChickenMan or whomever.

4give me if there has been a posting & solution 4 this B4 or in the tutorials, but I haven't noticed this yet.

Some of the divx.avi movies I have aquired R in an irregular audio frequency range (48000 Hz). Upon trying 2 convert them in2 the standard needed 4 making a VCD with tmpg (cause I know NERO won't let U burn 48000 Hz properly, so had 2 B braught down 2 41000 Hz), I always get an error message (an error was detected when audio was decoted *or something like that*).
this occurs with older & the latest tmpg (2.5). Is there a solution 4 this so that I can make my NTSC 29.97fps VCDs?

I guess 2 clear some other Dtails:
movie: swordfish
MPEG-1 640x272 23.976fps CBR 1150kbps, Layer-2 48000Hz 192kbps

Thanks goes 2 any1 who even at least attempts a reply with viable solution or comment

[ChickenMan]

Okay, in your Swordfish example above, its a FILM type ( frame rate is 23.976 fps) so when in TMPGEnc, load in the NTSC FILM Template rather than the NTSC template, else lip synce will be way out !

There should be no problems with TMPGEnc handelling the 48khz audio and would normally re-sample it at 44.1 during conversion. However, it appears TEMPGEnc has a problem with the Audio in that particular AVI (a common problem) and wont touch it, hence the error.

As I mentioned in the tutorial, simply load the AVI file into VirtualDUB and then under File, Save WAV. Then in TMPGEnc, use this WAV file as Audio source rather than the AVI.

[shadoe_phantom]

all fixed now (*_^)