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  1. 17th Jun 2004 17:15 #1
    jnojr
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    Looking at the guides for tmpgenc, it appears that I have to have separate audio and video files to make a video DVD. Right now, I have .mpg files (MPEG-2?) that I extracted from my RePlayTV. How would I "split" the .mpg file into two different files? And then, how would you make sure that audio and video are perfectly synched on the DVD?
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    Nope, you don't need to split the mpeg into elementary streams to author a DVD. If the resolution of your mpeg is DVD compliant then all you need to do is author and burn.
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