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  1. 6th Feb 2006 05:01 #1
    daveeed
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    I am having trouble with converting mini-dv to dvd mpegs.
    Everytime I do it, there is no sound on the mpeg file. I have tried outputting to two seperate files (m2v+mp2) but still no luck.

    The program that I am using to convert to dvd is tmpgenc.

    Anyone have any suggestions on how I can get this problem sorted?
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    Hi daveeed,

    So, in short, it seems that you can't play MP2 audio. Strange... Have you checked the MP2 codec is installed, and isn't reported as being disfunctional?

    I encode DV AVI to MPEG2 for DVD using TMPGenc and have no issues - so it's definitely possible.
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    Thanks for the reply.
    I have got it sorted now.

    I played around with the tmpgenc Vfapi plug-in settings and everything seems to be working fine now.
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    Nicely done. And thanks for posting the solution - it may help others.
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