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  1. 20th Feb 2009 06:37 #1
    Outcast212
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    When I burn my compiled dvd to a dvd-r the audio is different then the mpa stream that I put into the movie. They are setup correctly when I created the project. Every one of the mpv files has its associated mpa file in each movie. Why would that be happening?
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    What is different? Does it sound different, is it out of sync or what?
    NTSC DVD prefer ac3 audio, you can convert your using BeSweet and try that.
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    I already used diko which uses that audio encoder. It is a different show's sound then I am working on. Trying to make a dvd of bleach and it has the sound of trinity blood.
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    Originally Posted by Outcast212
    Trying to make a dvd of bleach and it has the sound of trinity blood.
    Sorry, lost you on that one.
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    They are both tv shows.
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    Don't know any of them, but would suggest to try different encoder.
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    I have never had DLP mix up audio between titles, so I suspect user error is the problem.
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