No Audio when Mpeg's have been encoded in TMPGEnc

[AssAsiN]

I just converted my d2v file from dvd2avi to Mpeg on TMPGEnc and there is no sound, before i encoded the file i checked the wav that dvd2avi created and i could here sound but theres no sound when the mpeg has encoded. This has happened several times with different movies

[mats.hogberg]

You sure you've selected the wav as audio source in TMPGEnc? Have never had TMPG fail on encoding a wav to mpg...

/Mats

[AssAsiN]

Yeah im sure, i always use wav when i encode avi to mpeg, but since ive started ripping dvd's im having problems

Is the dvd's audio contained in the .vob files?

[mats.hogberg]

Is the dvd's audio contained in the .vob files?

Yes, but that is not relevant here, as you say you have a WAV with the movie audio? Or are you planning on some other method? than using DVD2AVI?

/Mats

[AssAsiN]

What im planning to do is use the wav and d2v file that dvd2avi created and encode them into mpeg, but then the audio doesnt work when the mpegs finish encoding, ive never come across this problem before

[mats.hogberg]

Strange indeed - If it's really a wav that you can listen to, and it sounds fine, and you've selected this wav as audio source in TMPGEnc, and you're using the D2V as video source, then it should work!?!
Only explanation I can come up with is that it's not really a wav, but a AC3 that somehow has a wav extension...
As a work-around, you could try to encode the wav to mp2 with toolame or wav2mp, then encode the video to m1v/m2v, and finally multiplex them to VideoCD/Super Video CD mpeg streams.

/Mats

[AssAsiN]

Dont worry, i fixed the problem, but i converted to svcd instead
Thanx for trying anyway

[mats.hogberg]

That's even wierder, since the audio stream is exactly the same in VCD and SVCD...

/Mats