AVI-DVD burning Issues

[ahumay]

Hi

I have been trying to burn an XVid file onto a DVD using the steps provided in the tutorial. The video stream comes out fine (The full 155 minutes) but the audio stream is not extracted properly (only a few minutes...random frames). EVerything seems to be in order, except that the audio of the avi file is in PCM (not MP-3) format. Is that whats causing the problem? Please help

 

[Duracell]

Welcome to our forum, ahumay!

sorry i have no knowledge about your problem; try to ask again in our matching rubric: http://www.dvdrbase.com/forumdisplay.php?f=116


Greetings from
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[ahumay]

Thanks a lot but that didnt help me out much. My prolem is with the extraction of the audio stream...everything else is fine. (((

 

[janiedriver]

Welcome ahumay!

try to ask again in our matching rubric:

RUBRIC?? I have been waiting 10 years to see someone use that in a sentence. Thanks for making my day Duracell!!

 

[The-poacher]

look around janie its the battery mans favourite word!!

 

[Duracell]

now, i'm back from burning a witch: http://www.dvdrbase.com/showthread.php?p=213750&post213750
yep, TP is right, we in "Old Europe" love to do things in old style;

 

[janiedriver]

You just never know what's going to bring a smile to another person's face.

 

[ChickenMan]

Rubric - what the hell is that ? A misspelled cube or something ?

@ahumay Extract the PCM audio out of the avi using VirtualDUB. Load in the avi, set Audio to Direct Stream Copy anf then in File, hit Save WAV. Convert that WAV to AC3 with ffMPEG (see the Tute on that) then author with coverted video in TMPGEnc as per the Tute.

 

[bionic]

Yup
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