DVD2SVCD says Audio format not supported *help*

[dave25]

hi mate, i am trying to encode a movie in DVD2SVCD but it throws a message saying audio format not supported message. i have checked the audio format and it says divx wma audio v2 64 kps. Is there a way to get round this. ?


thanks in advance
dave

 

[jorel]

hy dave,

you need a codec,find it here:
http://www.codec-download.com/modules.php?name=Downloads

click on "microsoft-codecs" and "mpeg4"
or copy this link to download:
http://www.codec-archiv.de/progs/codecs/mpeg4/mpeg4x.zip

!

 

[dave25]

thanks jorel, so will i be able to use DVD2SVCD then with having this codec?

download link is not working

dave

 

[jorel]

thanks jorel, so will i be able to use DVD2SVCD then with having this codec?

download link is not working

dave

sorry dave,try again:
http://www.codec-archiv.de/progs/codecs/mpeg4/mpeg4x.zip

ps:
i think that will work but
if d2s don't open the file you can extract in vdub as wave
and encode as mp2 using besweet or headac3he.

 

[ChickenMan]

DVD2SVCD only supports AVI's with PCM, MP3, MP2 or AC3 audio tracks. So wether or not a WMA pluggin is installed or not, it still wont accept it.

You need to convert the AVI to an AVI with a PCM(WAV) or MP3 audio track. Use Nandub, load in avi, set Video to Direct Stream Copy, Audio to Full Processing. Then set Audio Compression to either PCM or MP3. Use PCM if you have plenty of HD space. Then Save AVI. Then use that one for DVD2SVCD.

 

[dave25]

thanks for that chickenman
to set the audio compression do i need to click on audio and then compression? i have done that but i cant see mp3 format or pcm in the list. please advice

thanks

dave

DVD2SVCD only supports AVI's with PCM, MP3, MP2 or AC3 audio tracks. So wether or not a WMA pluggin is installed or not, it still wont accept it.

You need to convert the AVI to an AVI with a PCM(WAV) or MP3 audio track. Use Nandub, load in avi, set Video to Direct Stream Copy, Audio to Full Processing. Then set Audio Compression to either PCM or MP3. Use PCM if you have plenty of HD space. Then Save AVI. Then use that one for DVD2SVCD.

 

[ChickenMan]

In the Audio Compression tab, the top one as default is No Compression (PCM), then just choose that.

 

[dave25]

thanks for ur help chickenman,

i have tried that but it throws a error message whilst its saving 'AC3....' thats all i can read because it very pops up fast and dissapears. damn!

what do you thinks the matter?


dave

 

[celtic_druid]

AC3? I thought we were talking about DivX audio?

To do the AC3 like that you would need to install an ACM AC3 decoder, however I wouldn't recommend it as the only two that I have seen were basically designed for preview only.

According to ChickenMan's post DVD2SVCD supports AC3 AVI's anyway.