MP2-AC3 Problem: No Sound on Playback

[POMPEY]

Hi

First of all thanks for the superb Tutorial on DivX to DVDR, very detailed and very usefull to a complete DVDR noob like me.

I followed the entire guide exactly but stumbled into a problem when using that AC3Machine. First of all I had to install the ac3enc.dll to get it started ...but everytime it finishs the conversion I get no sound on the "Encoded_audio_1.ac3" file when using "Play AC3" and TMPGEnc in the next stage.

The "Encoded_audio_1.mp2" is fine when I listen to it.

Versions of software downloaded this afternoon (if it helps):

D2S121B3
cspte250
AC3Machinev0.41
avisynth_031103
BS_ac3enc
BeSweetv1.5b23
BeSweetGUI0.6b61
TDA-1.5.15.49-install-EN

Codecs:
ffdshow-20030523


Ive been flitting about the different forums and have various searches but have found nothing that is helping, do you have any ideas?

Many thanks

 

[ChickenMan]

I suggest you install some AC3 Codec so it can be heard on playback. Try AC3Filter from http://ac3filter.sourceforge.net/

 

[Duracell]

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[FrightfoO]

The Moonlight Odio Dekoda (v 1.23). Has support for both MP3 and AC3 audio decoding. (The Moolight Odio Dekoda's quite good to use particularly if creating (X)(S)(K)VCDs using TMPGEnc because with it installed, TMPGEnc handles AC3 well and output will have audio in order ).

FFDShow itself is created for decoding DivX and XviD video streams mostly and this is why the AC3Filter or Moonlight Odio Dekoda is needed, for decoding the audio stream.