Tmpgenc no but mpg

[herc]

I converted to two mpg from an avi no problem
But i have no sound I used the audio source as the same as the video source what have I missed???
Btw yes the sound does work on the original avi

[Vejita-sama]

More than likely your source is not avi, but either DivX or xvid. These are MPEG4 compressed files, often with either mp3 or ac3 audio. TMPGenc can not read these types of audio files. You'll need to extract a wav file from the DivX/xvid first, then use that as the audio source in TMPGenc.

Download VirtualDub, then take a look to the left under convert. There are guides for converting DivX that tell you how to extract the audio. (VDub can be d/loaded from the Tools section or at http://www.doom9.org)

However, all is not lost (time wise). You can encode just the audio (no video) then combine it with your previously encoded video.

1) Run TMPGenc
2) Choose File | MPEG tools
3) Choose simple demux
4) Load you MPG file, demux it (to seperate video and audio files)
5) Encode just the audio to mp2 w/ TMPGenc
6) Choose File | MPEG tools
7) Choose simple multiplex, select your encoded video and newly encoded audio streams

Encoding audio only is MUCH faster than re-encoding the whole thing. Good luck...

[holistic]

Ya what he said ...... beat me !

""If you get audio errors, out of sync problems or bad audio or no audio at all
Try to convert the audio to wav before converting.""

https://www.videohelp.com/virtualdubaudio.htm

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[herc]

Guys thanks a million for the quick response
My next response was how to match exactly to the audio from the main file to the split mpegs

[bugster]

Guys thanks a million for the quick response
My next response was how to match exactly to the audio from the main file to the split mpegs

Stay with a single avi file and use the extracted uncompressed wav as audio source. Then use Tmpgenc source range feature to encode the two halves.

Hope this helps