DVD MOVIE FACTORY 2 very unsolved problem-NEED HELP

[arvin]

Hi, I need your help.

I will explain as more details I can. I am using Leadtek graphic card Pro TH my Vivo for capturing my videos in MPEG 2 format.

The settings I used: DVD, CBR 6000 720x576 (pal), MPEG layer audio 224,44100Hz stereo.

The picture is perfect.

Then I open DMF 2 and choose Custom settings to match my capture video:

DVD PAL 6000bit rate, 720x576, sound 48khz,MPEG layer 224.-if you see the sound khz is 48 and my Creative capture 44100. But lets go further.

I add my video, edit chapters etc, CHECK-DO NOT CONVERT MPEG2 COMPLIAN FILE and after press OUTPUT, after some time everything is on my DVD disk-working perfect.

BUT I hate to say there is BUT, started couple days ago, I use same settings, and when I press output button in DMF2 after some time, there is a message on my monitor saying:

MPEG PROGRAM STREAM IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THIS DVD ENGINE,
I tryed to UNCHECK option DO NOT CONVERT MPEG2 COMPATIBLE FILE and I got this message:
ALL OR PART OF AUDIO DATA IS NOT COMPATIBLE. I even try to capture video from the same tape again about 3 hours of material. I captured first 1:30 minutes, tryed to output and same 2 messages, but second 1:30min are OK. Maybe is good to mention that first part of 1:30min have very bad part of video, like tape is very old, somewhere in the midle but after is Ok-that 1:30min I can not output to DVD, but I had bad tapes before and never saw those messages before.

I tryed to explain my problem so everybody can understand it and I hope somebody know what is wrong. I tryed to reinstal DMF2 and still same. I am using windows 2000

Thank a lot peoples

[Specialist]

The 44khz audio is not compliant with DVD standards.

So you have an non-compliant source file.

This means you should not check the DO NOT CONVERT COMPLIANT FILES check box because your file is not compliant.

Recommendation:

1. Uncheck the DO NOT CONVERT COMPLIANT FILES check box;

2. Then click the CHANGE MPEG SETTINGS button;

3. After the small pop-up menu appears, click the CUSTOMIZE option;

4. After the VIDEO SAVE OPTIONS pop-up menu appears, click the GENERAL and COMPRESSION tabs and modify the video settings to precisely match the properties of your source VIDEO;

5. Choose either LPCM or MPEG Audio and - if you choose MPEG Audio - choose an audio bitrate;

6. Click the OK buttons to accept the settings.

Now - when you get to the burn stage - only your AUDIO should be re-encoded.

Your video should not re-encode.

Jerry Jones
http://www.jonesgroup.net

[arvin]

a ha, thank you very much man.

Thank you

[migf1]

Or, you can simply capture originally your audio at 48KHz.

[snafu099]

To get dvd compliant audio with leadtek, choose dvd-?? as templete, modify to what bitrate you want and save as new templete

[arvin]

1. How to capture audio in 48 when I am using Creative which i think can capture only 44100


2. I did that, I modified DVD PAL template, and left audio format unchanged, and I always last 10 months do VHS to DVD recording, but this is first time that i ot those messages, and something more happening.

When I am recording directly to DVD from DMF 2, when recording finish, I got message that something is wrong with disc, insert another one and try again and bla bla, but disc is full-recorded but my standalone DVD wont recognize it.

That happened once 2 days ago.

I think its time to format C: and reinstall everything

Thanks