VitualDub VBR audio stream detected

[Krammie]

I got the next report

VirtualDub has detected an improper VBR audio encoding in the source AVI file and will rewrite the audio header with standard CBR values during processing for better compatibility. This may introduce up to 23926 ms of skew from the video stream. If this is unacceptable, decompress the "entire" audio stream to an uncomresses WAV file and recompress with a constant bitrate encoder. (bitrate: 183,1/17,4 kbps)

What does this mean? Where can i find codecs voor audio and how solve i this problem?

Greatings Krammie

By the way i got the report bij the avi file Artificial Intelligence

[bugster]

Use the search button at the top of this page, this question has been answered MANY times.

[Krammie]

Bugster,

Why doe you not help me but well deejay_silvia?

Is this becaus i,m a boy and come's from Holland??????

Greatings Krammie

[bugster]

I have helped you, by showing you how to help yourself. I personally have answered this same question many times, as have others. The purpose of this forum is to point people in the right direction towards solving their problems and by pointing you towards the search button I believe, in this case, I am doing just that.

Some forum users will happily answer the same question over and over again, and thats fine if thats what they want to do. However I think that by teaching people effective use of the information resources available, not only will they solve their current problem, they may even learn something else that will be useful in solving future problems.

And it has nothing to do with your sex or nationallity, I knew neither of these when I posted my answer.

If you don't like my answer then feel free to ignore it. You may get lucky and one of the other users I mentioned will read this thread and spoon feed you the answer. Of course that way all you get is one persons solution which may or may not work, whereas by searching the forum you may find several different solutions, any one (or more) of which may work for you.

[Krammie]

Sorry, but i thought that my question the same was as from deejay_silva.
Do not be angrry. You are wright. My question is alreade many thimes answered. But the subject is so difficult and my English is not so good so i don't understand mostly not the answers.

Anyway Tanks and good luck
Krammie

[mckeomat]

Hi there, this guide assumes that you want to make a (S)VCD using TMPGEnc

1) download Virtual Dub from the 'tools' section to the left

2) load Virtual Dub, then click file->Open video file...

3) locate your video and open it

4) then click file->Save wav

this will create a 'dummy' wav file

5) load your 'dummy' wav file with a piece of audio encoding software ( i use Music Match Jukebox) and re-encode it to a 'real' wav file.

6) Load your original video file in TMPGEnc as the video source

7) Select your 'real' wav created with Music Match (or whatever) as the audio source

8) encode your MPEG!

I hope this helps, if I didn't make anything clear just let me know

[Krammie]

I did what you suggestet. But i can't find an encoding option in MusicMatch. Whel is there a conversion option is that what you mean. I convert the "dummy wav" to MP3 VBR. But it did not solve my problem.

[mckeomat]

hmmm...try converting the VBR mp3 to wav and see if that helps at all

[liquid217]

use this as a substitute to virtualdub

http://www.divx-digest.com/software/avi2wav.html

[PimpInDaHouse]

bugster why don't you shut up with that look in the search bull and pull your head out of your a$$ and help someone some times. No one wants to look in the search. As you can see everyone else has no problem with helping him out why do you.