I don't like the quality that TMPGEnc does for encoding sound so I want to use VirtualDub to make the sound file, but when I tried to save an MPEG that was 44 mins long it only encoded 32 mins of the sound and so when I went back to re-encode to make a new video, only half of the video had sound, and at about 32 mins into the movie it goes mute. What am I doing wrong and is there any ways to fix this or another way to convert the sound?
Thanks,
Mike.
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Did you check for bad frames? Under video in Vdub use "scan video stream for errors." If there is some then save avi.
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