AUDIO AND VIDEO

[joshto123]

I have a DVD burner (just got it), I d/l a movie and it came in .bin .cue format, I converted into an .mpg using ISOBUSTER...But how do I burn this to a dvd+r, what program do I use, and do i need to convert this .mpg into another format to burn. Or can i just burn the video in .mpg format. Also, the movie I d/l, the audio is about 1 second delayed behind the video. Is this a fixable problem? How can I fix it?

So, basically how can I burn this .mpg onto a dvd+R so it plays in my DVD player, and how can I fix the audio delay???

-Thanks a lot...

[joshto123]

ALSO!!


I use Microsoft Media Player to play the MPEG. Does converting it from MPEG to DVD make it better quality? How come its better to convert it to DVD rather than just burn it as a MPEG. And is it possible to d/l menus for the movies, b/c i noticed that the downloaded ones do not have menus?

quality?
audio delay?
dvd vs. mpeg?
menus?

[makntraks]

I have a DVD burner (just got it), I d/l a movie and it came in .bin .cue format, I converted into an .mpg using ISOBUSTER...But how do I burn this to a dvd+r, what program do I use, and do i need to convert this .mpg into another format to burn. Or can i just burn the video in .mpg format. Also, the movie I d/l, the audio is about 1 second delayed behind the video. Is this a fixable problem? How can I fix it?

So, basically how can I burn this .mpg onto a dvd+R so it plays in my DVD player, and how can I fix the audio delay???

-Thanks a lot...

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Then ask if you need more help...

makntraks

[gitreel]

gee makntraks, I wonder if you think he should read the guides to the left? just kidding.

[joshto123]

I found the guide for Audio Synch. BUt I have an mpeg and how do i burn it to dvd, and is that the best quality???? and Can i put a menu on it???

[teegee420]

What are the specs of the mpeg? Open it with Virtualdub MPEG2 and go to File>File Information. Post the resolution, frame rate and average bitrate. Oh, and forget about finding a menu to download. You'll have to make your own.

[gitreel]

the mpeg has to be mpeg 2. yes you can add menu's. Use an encoder like TMPGenc. or TMPGDvdauthor or something along these lines. You need to do a bunch more reading. Encoding video is not as easy as it looks or sounds. Took me months to get all the kinks worked out.

[Capmaster]

I found the guide for Audio Synch. BUt I have an mpeg and how do i burn it to dvd, and is that the best quality???? and Can i put a menu on it???

[teegee420]

the mpeg has to be mpeg 2.

Not necessarily. It could be VCD(mpeg-1), which is much easier to author to DVD than SVCD. SVCD doesn't have a DVD spec resolution and needs to either be patched, or re-encoded all together depending on how picky your DVD player is.

[gitreel]

ok thanx teegee. I will file that away in my knowledge file cabinet

[teegee420]

ok thanx teegee. I will file that away in my knowledge file cabinet

Any idea where I can get a good one? I misfile shit all the time.

[Capmaster]

the mpeg has to be mpeg 2.

ok thanx teegee. I will file that away in my knowledge file cabinet

You know gitreel - you need to lurk here a little while longer and in the meantime, STFU. You sound like a pod newbie most of the time :P

[gitreel]

no sorry

[gitreel]

well [b]excuse me Capmaster. I don't believe you were part of this conversation. I was trying to help someone. If you don't like that you can sit on it and rotate. You are not my boss. I do not have to listen to you. you can stfu. It is pompous windbags like you that scare people off.

[gitreel]

you joined after me so piss off

[Capmaster]

you joined after me so piss off

LMAO The sensitive noob pod strikes out

[joshto123]

The avg bitrate is 1149 kbps


The frame size is 352 x 240...

What else do you need to know???

[teegee420]

That should do it. You're in look because this shouldn't be too difficult. All you need to do is drop your mpeg(s) in TMPGEnc DVD author and it will resample the audio to 48000hz(which is necessary for DVD spec). You can use the same program to create menus and burn too. It's trialware but fully functional for 30 days I believe. Also, when authoring your mpegs to DVD, don't expect any quality increase in terms of picture sharpness etc. Garbage in = garbage out.

[joshto123]

Here is what it says at the bottom of TMPGEnc

MPEG-1 352x240 29.97fps CBR 1150kbps, Layer-2 44100Hz 192kbps

[teegee420]

One more thing, you didn't mention the frame rate of the mpeg. If you live in North America or Japan which use the NTSC video system the movie must be 29.97fps in order to be playable on most DVD players(some support 25fps). If you live in PAL land it shouldn't matter either way.

[joshto123]

What do u mean by drop it in TMPGENC, how do i do this??

And do i do the part 1 and part 2 of the movies seperate...

[gitreel]

what is your problem capmaster? why are you being such a jerk? I do not care what the hell you think. I am not going to respond to you anymore because you have nothing better to do than insult people. What a jerk.

[teegee420]

Here is what it says at the bottom of TMPGEnc

MPEG-1 352x240 29.97fps CBR 1150kbps, Layer-2 44100Hz 192kbps

You don't need to use TMPGEnc at all. I said to use TMPGEnc DVD Author. It's a different program. I suggest that one because it's relatively easy to use and I know that it converts the audio easily too.

[joshto123]

I d/l another part of the moive, but the resolution is not the great, is there anyway i could improve the video quality?

[teegee420]

Nope. Garbage in = garbage out.

[joshto123]

Thanks


Okay, I got TMPGENC DVD author, I add both parts of the videos...but how do i fix the audio? or does it do it automatically? From here do i need to convert the audio to anything? And how do i create this menu?

And how do i make sure part1 is in front of part2?

[Capmaster]

what is your problem capmaster? why are you being such a jerk? I do not care what the hell you think. I am not going to respond to you anymore because you have nothing better to do than insult people. What a jerk.

Hmmmm ....righteous indignation. Just so we know who the jerk really is, here are quotes from a few of your more memorable posts. This is all I have time for right now, but there are many like these:

Read the friggin story moron. Dvd x copy sux. That is why there is a bbb report on the company.

You probably believe in the easter bunny, and the tooth fairy too. Dvd x copy is not an awesome program.

Yes you do for believing in dvd x copy. You should be certified. X copy is not better than shrink.

I repeat you are a moron.

I am not responding to you anymore because you are what we refer to in the it industry as an ID10T.

:P
And stop sending me flame PMs. I don't open them.

[joshto123]

I ISOBUSTED the second part of the movie...it gave me diff. folders with no .mpg/video file....How can I get the video file to play in Media Player and to add in DVD author?

[teegee420]

Thanks


Okay, I got TMPGENC DVD author, I add both parts of the videos...but how do i fix the audio? or does it do it automatically? From here do i need to convert the audio to anything? And how do i create this menu?

And how do i make sure part1 is in front of part2?

You need to read some how-to's, dude. Click on the TMPGENc DVD Author link and towards the middle of the page you'll see "Guides For This Tool". There's a guide for converting VCD to DVD.

[teegee420]

I ISOBUSTED the second part of the movie...it gave me diff. folders with no .mpg/video file....How can I get the video file to play in Media Player and to add in DVD author?

Once you open the bin in ISOBuster, browse to the MPEGAV folder. Right click the dat file and select "export mpeg frames" or something like that. There are guides for this tool too.