no audio.

[terrysfan04]

I have an AVI of the wizard of oz with dark side of the moon overdubbed that i was trying to put onto a dvd. I reencoded it to mpeg2 with virtualdub, then used TMPG DVD author, and when i played the dvd, there is no audio. I went back into virtual dub and ripped the audio from the AVI as a wav, but i have no idea how to use it as the audio for the dvd with TMPG author. If anybody knows how or can point me to a different method to get it to work, i would greatly appreciate it.

[ZippyP.]

In TMPGEnc, after you input your video source (the original avi) there's a box right below to input your wav file. Make sure you input the audio second as it will default to the avi audio when you input the video source.

[terrysfan04]

thank you very much, although i guess i need to re-encode it all

[sacajaweeda]

If you've already converted the video from AVI to MPEG2 just demux the streams, encode your Pink Floyd audio to a DVD legal stream and feed the video and your new audio into an authoring program. You don't have to re-encode with the new audio.

[ZippyP.]

thank you very much, although i guess i need to re-encode it all

Nope, just demux the mpeg into M2V (video) and MP2 (audio), encode a new MP2 only and reauthor. TMPGEnc under mpeg tools can demux an mpeg, if you only have the dvd then smartripper can rip into elementary streams (I think, I've never done it). To encode a new MP2 use TMPGEnc, don't use the wizard and click on audio only.

[sacajaweeda]

thank you very much, although i guess i need to re-encode it all

Nope, just demux the mpeg into M2V (video) and MP2 (audio), encode a new MP2 only and reauthor. TMPGEnc under mpeg tools can demux an mpeg, if you only have the dvd then smartripper can rip into elementary streams (I think, I've never done it). To encode a new MP2 use TMPGEnc, don't use the wizard and click on audio only.

What he said.