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  1. 29th Apr 2004 22:26 #1
    merilones
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    Ok...so here's the rundown. I created a video with Ulead Video Studio 7. I used the DVD NTSC template. The video created just fine and plays great on my computer as a mpeg file. However, if I use Ulead to burn the mpeg file to DVD the video plays great on my dvd player, but with NO AUDIO.

    So I converted the mpeg with TMPGENC and it created a .m2v & .wav file. So, my question is, how do i get these files burned on to a playbable DVD video?

    Please help! THis is for a family member and needed by Saturday morning.
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  2. 29th Apr 2004 22:31 #2
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    Have you tried burning the DVD in VS7 with the MPEG and the new Wave file?
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  3. 29th Apr 2004 22:36 #3
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    Ulead will not let me add the .wav file....just the video file (.m2v) with no audio.
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    Use IFOEdit or TMPGEnc DVD Author.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    ok...can someone get me a guide for ifoedit? Not having much luck figuring it out.
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    Obviously use of the search button is as dead as the dodo.

    Guide here
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    After that, go back to VS7, when you are ready to insert your wave file, select the Audio function and add it to the timeline.
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