lost sound going from AVI to MPG

[lost-in-space]

I used TMPGenc and used the System (Audio&video) output
I get sound when I play it as a AVI file, but loose it when converting
to a DVD type file. Using ver 2.510.49.157 of TMPGEnc

Thanks
Gary

[ZippyP.]

Did you strip out a wav file and use that as your audio source?
Did you scan for bad frames before doing that?

[lost-in-space]

Striped out the wav file, still no sound
The AVI plays fine

[ZippyP.]

Did you scan for bad frames before doing that?

Even though it plays fine, you should always scan for bad frames.

[Laddydaddy]

Run it through avicodec or gspot to see what kind of audio it is and what kind of codec it uses.

[Conquest10]

how much you wanna bet the audio is ac3?

[lost-in-space]

I had to Install AC3 to get the AVI file to get sound to work

Is that what is causing my DVD sound not to work?


Thanks
Gary

[Hardcoreruss]

Load up virtual dub

Set to direct stream copy, save wav. I use the file name audio.ac3

Virtual dub will obviously add the prefix .wav

Load up explorer remove the .wav extension so you have a file audio.ac3

Load up headac3he, your file, change to 44.1khz click convert.

Tmpgenc load up video file and subsequent audio you have created.

.....and Hey Presto


Post back if you get any other problems.

[lost-in-space]

That fixed it

Thansk
Gary

[lost-in-space]

Sound did not sync in, had to remove
44.1khz click convert. sound is sync'ed up
when I did not check it

[ZippyP.]

I use Goldwave when I have AC3 audio, less hassle than the other method. Just load your avi then save. 8)