Need help with .MKV to VCD/DVD in tmgenc with AviSynth invol

[StoneColdWhat]

So I was googling on how to do this and I came across a forum with these instructions:

1. install Avisynth 2.56 ( http://www.avisynth.org/ )
2. write into a new text file with a .avs extention:
DirectShowSource("ThePathtoTheFileYou want to convert")

e.g. DirectShowSource("d:Movie.mp4")
3. Now you can open the avs file in tmpgEnc as audio and video source

OK so this worked for me but the .mkv is dual audio and when I encoded I could only hear 1 of the audio, I figure I would have to extract the audio seperately and put it manually in the script, what would the script be ? Mmm... if its not possible to have 2 audio sources in tmpgenc then I'll just stick with 1 of them but yeah I still need to know what the script would look like.

[celtic_druid]

Check out the AVISynth docs on AudioDub().

[Wilbert]

What do you mean by dual audio? Two audio streams? In that case you have to demux them separately with some other program (like avimux, mkvmerge or whatever) and process them separately (if necessary).

[StoneColdWhat]

Yeah 2 audio streams, I could probably extract them in VDUB MOD. I was just thinking you know how some vcd audio works with dual audio in a single stream ? Programs like TDA can seperate them into 2 seperate stream while authoring. So I was thinking what if i were to extract both audio streams then combine them as 1 file and let TDA author and seperate it ? Could I have dual audio that way ?

[celtic_druid]

I would encode both to AC3 then add them at the authoring stage. From recollection TDA only supports a single audio stream though doesn't it?

[StoneColdWhat]

Yeah only 1 audio stream in TDA so if I could combine them first into 1 file that would work.