Audio Problem (There is none)

[venustail]

Hi there....i have been reading posts and articles till my head is sore from all the technical jargon lol. My problem is i used Nero to burn my .avi to vcd...the video is perfect its the audio that i can't get. For some reason all i'm getting is a really iratating gritty high pitch noise all the way through. Any advise on how to fix this problem would be greatly appreciated. This is the first time i've tried it.

[vcd4me]

Ok start with the file name

next give me the details of the avi file

I'll try to help
VCD4ME

[Fozzee]

Read the Avi to VCD guides.
Your avi is probably divx or similar.
U need to strip the audio and convert it to wav.
Then reencode to VCD using the video file and the new audio file.

Fozz

[venustail]

Right I went right back to the beginning of the tutorials...used virtualdub then tempenc...now im stuck....i now have my mpeg - i watched part of it the audio is fine for the first 19 mins then it goes way off sync. How can I fix this. It is a tmd film with 12.500 fps if this helps.

[Fozzee]

Hi
Which version of TMPGenc did you use???
I know some have problems with mutilplexing etc.

Alternatively I used Ulead Video Studio once.
I just loaded the divx in and it converted the audio and the video with no need for prior conversion.
No promises that works on all divx's tho.

Fozzee

[darkangel]

the audio noise could well be down to nero down sampleing the audio that being said nero is a poor encoder anway avoid it, follow the guides on this site and u wont go far wrong

[venustail]

thanxs all....i'll give it a try...i may be back lol

[vcd4me]

the problem may be because you have a taped screen file only 12,000 frames per second that is low.

Just my two cents
VCD4ME

[venustail]

Hi there me again....just thought i would let you know that i have sorted the problem. With looking at different tutorials from this site and others i was getting things mixed up. I followed the 'how to's' in this site to the letter and i finally have a working vcd. My problem with the audio was to do with bad frames so i just cut my .avi and joined it again minus the bad part...i felt quite impressed with myself I would like to know if there is any program that can find bad frames. I did use one but it never showed any....Thank you all once again for your help.

[darkangel]

yu, use virtual dub to scan for bad frames

[venustail]

It was virtualdub that I used to scan the file...it showed no errors at all. It was'nt until it came to me converting to mpeg that tempengc froze during convert. I don't know why it was showing that there was no errors cause when I watched the .avi file all through I could see myself that it was not right. Note to myself - view files before attempting conversion lol.