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  1. 8th Nov 2002 15:32 #1
    sala
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    I want to convert a divx -> svcd but i can't seem to change the audio bitrate.
    I extracted the audio with dvd2avi @ 44.1khz high wuality.

    But when i wanna change it in tmpgenc i can't. The select-box is grey so i can't change it .

    Any thoughts on it


    Edit : nvm i rightclicked on it and i only had to unlock it.
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  2. 8th Nov 2002 19:19 #2
    El Torro
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    you want to make an SVCD... Sound on SVCD's are 44.1kHZ... can't change that
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    El Torro, 44.1khz is the audio sampling rate. This is not the same as the compression bitrate.

    sala. Load the unlock.mcf template from the TmpGenc extras directory. Then you will be able to change any settings.
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  4. 9th Nov 2002 07:24 #4
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    When you are running the wizard for svcd's you can't choose the "unlock.mcf template from the TmpGenc extras directory" can you ???
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  5. 9th Nov 2002 07:30 #5
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    Originally Posted by Draven
    When you are running the wizard for svcd's you can't choose the "unlock.mcf template from the TmpGenc extras directory" can you ???
    No you can't. Cancel the wizard and lod your templates directly from the TmpGenc Load button. Remeber you must load templates AFTER selecting your source for the video and audio.
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