Analogue Camcorder

[Fozzee]

Hi
I'm having this problem with my analogue camcorder.
I videoed a 40 minute gig my brother's band did years ago.
After capturing to 1/2 DVD and encoding to TMPGenc the resulting video plays fine on my computer.
But on my DVD player as SVCD I get little jumps in the audio.
If I use TMPGenc and just encode small parts of it using SOURCE option.
Then burn to disk it plays fine.
Any ideas.

Cheers

Fozzee

[Fozzee]

By the way.
My camcorder only has mono sound.
I used a splitter to get the mono through 2 channels.
But like i say it plays back fine on my computer.
Could the 44.1 to 48hz process have done anything?

I am going to try a 40 min capture from my TV.

Be back later.

Fozzee

[Will Hay]

I'm far from an expert but I never used 48hz when converting to svcd (cdr rather than dvdr right?).
I have the same setup as you for capture, including the splitter for audio, and my audio always came out fine.
I may be wrong but I thought you only needed to capture/encode to 48hz when working with *actual* dvd?
I encoded my son's first year (one year old yesterday ) in vcd and having bought a dvd burner intend to do it all again to 720 x 576 dvd compliant mpeg2 (at which point I'll capture and encode at 48hz).
I'm sure someone can tell me the error in my logic
Will

[Fozzee]

Hmmmmmmmm
I encoded a new file from the original source.
I encoded at 44hz this time. Still there is a problem with the audio!!
Once again it sounds fine on my computer.
Any ideas??
Is thing something to do with splitting the mono??
Or just TMPGenc doing a bad job of encoding a large video??

Fozzee

[Fozzee]

Hi
It seems it may be my DVD player not liking 1/2 DVD Pal 352 x 576 burned onto CDR.
Bit of a shame.

Fozzee