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  1. hay guys just got my new pc up and running and installed everything so its like my old one but faster..lol

    i been encoding xvid 2 svcd for years do i know the basics and that but im stuck now.....anyway i got a prob, wen i go to encode xvid 2 svcd, i have tryed TMPGEnc 3.0 XPress and TMPGEnc, it encoded the movie but with no sound, i have never had this prob before, i changed the options and installed some more audio codecs but still the same, i even stripped the audio from the xvid and converted it tino wav and tryed to encode it like that but still no audo is on the final output... any1 got any ideas wot the prob is???? please let me know... thanx
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    How did you extract the wav?
    I'd recommend Goldwave - just load the AVI, save wav.

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    Never had the problem? It is a very common problem since TMPGEnc doesn't handle VBR mp3 audio properly.

    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=241895

    Personally if I was to use TMPGEnc, I would frameserve with AVISynth since that decodes the audio on the fly and serves PCM.

    If you saved the VBR mp3 with a wav header then it would still be VBR mp3, you need to decode.
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  4. demux it with virtualdubmod then convert the audio to wav with just about any audio program, and load THAT into tmpegenc.....
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  5. TMPGEnc cannot handle VBR audio and AC3 audio.

    Solutions could be

    Open the file in VirtualDubMod and framserve it to TMPGEnc. This will in most cases solve the problem.

    OR

    Follow the demux method

    1. Open the file in VirtualDubMod
    2. go to streams>streams list.
    3. Select audio stream and click demux
    4. convert audio to MP2 (224Kbps, 44Khz) using HeadAC3he or BeSweet
    5. Load original movie file in TMPGEnc and encode only the video component. That is convert to M2V file SVCD compatible.
    6. Once you have the separate audio (MP2) file and video (M2V) file then use TMPGEnc mpeg tools option to mux the files to MPEG2 file.

    This MPEG file should be fine with proper audio.

    Good Luck.
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