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  1. 12th Nov 2003 11:20 #1
    zanos
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    Anyone have a solution? I'm trying to multiplex video and audio files but tmpgenc won't open the wav. TIA
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    TMPGEnc will open wave files. You just have to use the main program screen to mux it with the video.
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    I don't want to re encode the entire video for no reason. I just want to combine the wav and my mpg file.
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    > I don't want to re encode the entire video for no reason. I just want to combine the wav and my mpg file.

    Combine them for what? I don't think you can combine them for anything without reencoding.
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    First, convert your wav file to mp2 using TMPGEnc, this way you will not have any sync issues.

    Second set TMPGEnc's Wav filter to a higher setting through the options/environmental.
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    Why do you want to multiplex wav and mpeg-video? If its for a DVD, let the authoring program do it.
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  7. 26th Nov 2003 09:29 #7
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    boy that just went completely over my head. I just started dvd authoring for some reason I didn't even consider that. Guess I'm just too used to making vcd/svcds. Thanks for the help.
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