What shuold I do in order to upload this format to DVD-LAB?

[p_uriel]

How to burn this into DVD?

[Pinstripes23]

demux the audio and change the sample rate to 48khz. DVDLab should be able to do it for you, then add the new one back to your video. Although SVCD isn't DVD-standard. If you've never played an SVCD "burned" to a DVD before I'd recommend you do it on an RW first and make sure your DVD player can handle it. Not all of them can.

[p_uriel]

Thanks: How to demux and change the rate, using DVD-LAB?

[mats.hogberg]

Run the mpg thru SVCD2DVDMPG first. DVD audio must be 48 kHz, not 44.1
(This is a PAL SVCD mpg you're trying to author as DVD)

/Mats

[Pinstripes23]

mats: DVDLab Pro can handle the svcd resolution and author without altering the video. It's just giving the error about the audio.

[p_uriel]

I've tried to do it with SVCD2DVDMPG and receive this error. What to do?

[fatbloke88]

Hi only an observation as i don't use the proggy but if your file is an mpg and not a bin file try selecting mpg>ps or if demuxing mpg>es as i'm guessing that the program cant find a bin file at C:/AAA.mpg

[mats.hogberg]

I've tried to do it with SVCD2DVDMPG and receive this error. What to do?

Well, either create a dir that's named AAA.mpg, or select a directory you DO have.

/Mats

[saggitarius]

DVD LAb should present you with the option to upsample the audio to the proper rate. I have done this many times for my own purposes and it has worked each time. I think the program DVDLab uses for the upsampling is built into the porgram even.

Good luck. If not, perhaps you can run it through TMPEGEnc and re-encode it?

[peterhun]

In/Out should be selected as Mpg>es (your video file is mpg and you want Elementary Streams ie video + audio files) then your working directory is wherever you want to save your ES to. The resultant mpa + mpv files are put into DVDLab for processing