Converting WAV file to AC3 file(Dolby* Digital) & AC3 file to WAV file
using TMPGEnc Sound Plugin AC-3,
produced 100% DVD compliant AC3 files.
On Windows click START => RUN
Copy and paste to RUN window this text in blue color:
C:\Program Files\Pegasys Inc\TMPGEnc Sound Player\TMPGEncSoundPlayer.exe
UPDATE: Some user have problem, the program do not accept the WAV file.
Opening WAV file with GoldWave and save as WAV file in difrent name, solve the problem.
On converting AC3 file to WAV file just select PCM plugin
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I don't understand it. When I try to drag and drop the file nothing happens. No file or nothing. Anyone got any ideas?
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I followed your guide and am getting an ac3 file but it only plays on the front speakers. Divx2DVD's ac3 files play on all the speakers. Is anyone else having this problem?
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Originally Posted by Mas OyamaI think,therefore i am a hamster.
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Originally Posted by johns0
The footage that I had originally taken with my DV camera was approx. 4 hours long, so I decided that I was going to burn it on to a DVD+R DL disc. I used DVD Video Bit Budget Calculator to find out my optimum bitrate for the MPEG-2 video encoding and chose Dolby Digital 192kbps to calculate the audio. I then used Main Concept to encode my footage, using PCM for the audio (no AC-3 support), so the file ends up being larger than the 8.5 gig. When I try to author the footage and re-encode the audio in TMPGEnc DVD Author, my system seems to hang and then I get an error message.
I always used large files in DVDit PE, which exceeded the 4.7G limit, I would just select to re-encode the audio in AC-3 and it would encode without any problems... I sure wish it supported DL. -
It would be best to chop the video in 2 parts during encoding and add both parts into the same track during authoring,that way you can encode the 2 wavs thru roma_turoks guide.
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is this ac3 the same as dd5.1 on dvd players, if not how do we create a 5.1 dvd.
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1. I need to increase the sound volume of a dvd movie. So need to extract the ac3 file from the dvd, then convert it to linear pcm Wav format so that I can increase the volume, then convert it back to ac3 and recreate the dvd by multiplexing it with video stream.
But if I copy and paste said ac3 file to tmpgenc sound player and try to encode it to wav, this program after a short while closes.
2. Thus I have tried another way. I have extracted wav from dvd movie using Magix audio cleanix 2005 obtaining a wav for each VOB, then merged them to obtain one Wav only; then I have increased the sound volume of this Wav with Magix software; then I have loaded this last Wav into tmpgenc sound player and obtained ac3. The final result of this exercise was not good because in the resulting movie the video and audio streams are slightly not synchronized.
But apart from that, curiously I tried to re-convert the last ac3 to wav through tmpgenc sound player, but the program could not load said wav, I do not know why.
What's wrong If I cannot convert back to wav with Tmpgenc Sound Player an ac3 file just made with the same software? -
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