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  1. 30th Oct 2004 00:38 #1
    kdog1
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    I encoded a few videos to MPEG2 (using the DVD NTSC option in TMPGenc) and when it got done encoding the videos, it had split the file into two seperate video and audio files. Why is it doing this? I've encoded vids before and this has not happened to me. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance
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  2. 30th Oct 2004 00:49 #2
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    Check your 'Stream Type' setting - it must be set to 'ES' (elementary streams), it should be set to 'System' to get a combined stream.
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  3. 30th Oct 2004 00:54 #3
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    Thanks for the quick reply, but where do I change this setting exactly, Thanks.
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  4. 30th Oct 2004 00:58 #4
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    Never mine, I see the setting. It is on system, but I'm going to try something.
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  5. 30th Oct 2004 01:09 #5
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    I just encoded another video under "System (Video+Audio) and it camw out only video and it didn't create a audio file. What's up? Thanks
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  6. 30th Oct 2004 01:20 #6
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    Ok, problem solved. The video I encoded didn't have audio to begin with. I encoded a video with audio and it worked. Thanks for the help!
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