Unsupported audio

[Goodluck Jonathan]

Hi,

when using AutoGK to add permanent subs to an avi-file the program exited with the following log entries:

[2012-08-07 10:08:20] AutoGK 2.55
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] OS: Windows Vista (6.1.7601).2
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Job started.
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Input file: C:\Film\Awakenings (1990)\Awakenings - Dansktextad.avi
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Input codec: XviD
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Source duration: 1h 55mn 44s
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Output file: C:\Film\Awakenings (1990)\Awakenings - Dansktextad_agk.avi
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Output codec: XviD
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Audio 1: 105 Kbps MPEG-1/2 L3 2ch
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Subtitles: from external file: C:\Film\Awakenings (1990)\Awakenings - Dansktextad.srt
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Format: AVI
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Target quality: 75%
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Audio 1 settings: Auto
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Started encoding.
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Source resolution: 544x288
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Source fps: 25
[2012-08-07 10:08:20] Analyzing source.
[2012-08-07 10:40:35] Source has percentage of interlacing in motion areas: 0,00
[2012-08-07 10:40:35] Source is considered to be progressive.
[2012-08-07 10:40:35] Output will contain 173600 frames
[2012-08-07 10:40:35] Demuxing audio.
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EXCEPTION: Unsupported audio type.
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[2012-08-07 10:40:35] Job finished. Total time: 32 minutes 15 seconds

Can anything be done about this to 'save the day'? Searching high and low I finally found a well-made rip of the movie now this :/

Thank you.

[Nikse]

You could re-rip your dvd and use another audio format... or try Handbrake, Total Video Converter or perhaps Virtual Dub (like this: http://superuser.com/questions/63736/how-do-i-hard-code-a-movie-with-subtitles)

[Goodluck Jonathan]

You could re-rip your dvd and use another audio format... or try Handbrake, Total Video Converter or perhaps Virtual Dub (like this: http://superuser.com/questions/63736/how-do-i-hard-code-a-movie-with-subtitles)

Thanks Nikse for the reply and the tips.

I thought I hadn't got any replies - turns out my e-mail forwarding had stopped working... in the meantime I tried - and liked - WINAVI All-in-one-converter.

No geekery and undocumented features, just straight-forward, fast, good-quality video conversion. In fact I'm sold.

[jman98]

I've been using Xvid4PSP to add permanent subs. If you feed it the subtitle file in Unicode format it can work with any language there is.