.OGM to SVCD

[Anonymoususer]

I've searched my ass off for help on this topic but I cannot find anything relevent on this. I really didn't know where to post this but this seems the best place.

I have a .OGM file with 2 Audio Tracks and Selectable Subtitles. I decided to try it out and create it into an SVCD, since SVCD's can have Multiple Audio Tracks and Subtitles as well, and my DVD Player supports it.

Now I seperated the Audio from the file using VirtualDubMod & then converted it using Goldwave, loaded it in, and saved it as a MP3 Stream of 224KB/s 41KHZ Stereo. Did it to both of the streams like this.

Then I loaded the Video in TMPGEnc and created a M2v file. Now I have a total of 3 files excluding the Subtitles for now.

To mux them together I used TMPGEnc but it seems to screw the movie up. I checked the muxed file in PowerDVD and the movie plays fast and the only audio I can hear has clicks and pops. So I decided to try muxing with BBMpeg, and I did manage to find a suitable version which is 1.24 Beta 18 and when I go in the Settings tab and the Streams section, when I click the Open PS or the Audio area, the program just closes.

I really don't know where to go from here because I am stuck. So please anyone someone suggest or point me in the right direction.

*P.S* I am new to the whole Demuxing & Muxing area...

[mysticgohan17]

selectable subtitles here

multiple audio trackshere

[Anonymoususer]

I used the Link for Audio and went into the Multiplexing with BBMpeg Section, tried the method, but now their is no sound...any ideas ?

Also when I tried to mux the file it said that the mpeg has to be 25 pr 29.9 FPS, and I converted mine to 24FPs, so Im gonna try to reconvert it and see if that could be the problem.*

[Anonymoususer]

Well I converted the video file to 29.970 FPS and still no luck, their is no sound. I have tried muxing using the .mp3 & wav formats and still no luck so Im gonna try to convert it to mp2. Will reply back soon...

[Anonymoususer]

Converted the audio from WAV to mp2 by loading it into TMPGEnc and muxed it used it BBMpeg and it worked. I loaded the file into PowerDVD and the Audio works perfectly.

BUT then I decided to Play the mpeg in the classic Windows Media Player and it played the Second Audio track, so I was able to check both the tracks using PowerDVD for the first one and Classic media Player for the secong one...weird. So now I have a perfectly working Mpeg with 2 Audio tracks.

Now on to Subtitles...

[mysticgohan17]

ok, see what happens with subs.

[Anonymoususer]

I did exactly as the selectable subtitle guide suggested and the damn subtitles did not show up, and yes my DVD Player does support selectable subtitles because I tested, and I guess Im gonna test again. Any suggestions would be very helpful because I am confused*...

Overall the Multiple Audio Tracks are both working perfectly, complete sync swtich works, the video looks great, now it's the subtitles that are causing the project to be incomplete...

[Anonymoususer]

I downloaded the subtitle Samples for CVD and SVCD Selectable Subtitles and my DVD Player plays the SVCD one perfectly, I also tried turning the PBC (Playback Control) On & Off on the SVCD I created before and they don't seem to work, Im using VCDEasy to burn the Mpeg's, I'm gonna try burning with awful Nero to see if it might work...

P.S:- I forgot to mention how I solved the muxing problem with BBMpeg crashing. I found the solution on the bottom of this link.

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

[Anonymoususer]

BREAKTHROUGH* after searching around forums. I came across this thread

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/archive/t141097.html

and on the 8th post* by Nolli he specifies that their seems to be a problem with VCDEasy's source code and PBC setting, and thus I decided to not create an Image and directly burn the mpeg using Nero and guess what now the subtitles are showing up without any problems, it's just amazing. My conversion from .OGM with Multiple Audio Tracks and Selectable Subtitles to an SVCD has completed sucessfully. Just amazing. If anyone seems to care I could list the steps I took to convert for other people's reference...?

P.S:- I would like to thank mysticgohan17 for providing me with those very important links

[mysticgohan17]

you're very welcome.