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  1. I converted my avi to mpeg with TMPGEnc, and I now have
    a movie.m2v,, and a movie.wav file.

    Do I need to burn both of these?

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    Hello,

    You can either use tmpgenc to multiplex the two together into 1 mpeg (file-mpeg tools - multiplex).

    Or if you have tmpgenc dvd author it will accept both seperately and merge them for you while you author your dvd.

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  3. I tried to multi plex and I got an error when I try to add the
    .wav file. "Multiplexing Linear PCM stream to ststem stream is not
    supported"

    Do I need to convert the wav file?

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    Originally Posted by Dantart
    I tried to multi plex and I got an error when I try to add the
    .wav file. "Multiplexing Linear PCM stream to ststem stream is not
    supported"

    Do I need to convert the wav file?

    Thanks
    You cannot mulitplex video with wav audio. You can multiplex video with MP2 audio as well as AC-3 audio but not with wav audio.

    However just about any decent DVD Authoring program will import your video and audio files without the need to first multiplex them into a single file.

    You need to look in the tool sectin under DVD Authoring. There is a list of software that you can use.

    Here is a link to the area I am talking about: CLICK HERE

    As you can see there are many choices but one of the more popular choices, already mentioned, is TMPGEnc DVD Author ... it is the program I use and I can't praise it enough.

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    And don't forget that you could have selected MP2 as your output audio format instead of WAV when you converted the AVI in TMPGenc.
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  6. Thanks for the info, I got it converted to .ac3. However, NERO is not allowing imy mpeg to burn due to a "compliance error". How do I get around that?

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    Originally Posted by bunyip
    And don't forget that you could have selected MP2 as your output audio format instead of WAV when you converted the AVI in TMPGenc.
    However a 16-bit 48k Stereo PCM WAV audio file is a standard DVD audio format. Granted a lot of people use MP2 or AC-3 because it takes less space but you can use PCM WAV audio.

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    Originally Posted by Dantart
    Thanks for the info, I got it converted to .ac3. However, NERO is not allowing imy mpeg to burn due to a "compliance error". How do I get around that?

    Thanks
    You will need to give us a lot more details such as the exact msg you get from NERO along with how you encoded your video and audio etc.

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  9. I encoded the .avi file with TMPGEnc which reulted in a .m2v file and a.wav file. I converted the .wav to .ac3 with BeSweet. I multiplexed the two together with TMPEGenc which reulted in a mpeg file. I then used Nero Burining Rom 6 to try and burn the mpeg to DVD. I received an error that
    stated

    "DVD- video Files compliance test failed. The resulting DVD-Video might be
    unplayable. Do you want to contunue?

    I continued, however the burn was unsuccessful.

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    Originally Posted by Dantart
    I encoded the .avi file with TMPGEnc which reulted in a .m2v file and a.wav file. I converted the .wav to .ac3 with BeSweet. I multiplexed the two together with TMPEGenc which reulted in a mpeg file. I then used Nero Burining Rom 6 to try and burn the mpeg to DVD. I received an error that
    stated

    "DVD- video Files compliance test failed. The resulting DVD-Video might be
    unplayable. Do you want to contunue?

    I continued, however the burn was unsuccessful.

    Thanks
    Sorry but we need more details than that such as HOW did you use TMGPEnc? Did you use the WIZARD mode and if so what template? What resolution and bitrate? Things like that.

    The SOLUTION to your problem is in the DETAILS!

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  11. I did use the wizard:

    I used CBR Linear PCM Audio

    Video Type - Interlace
    Field Order - Bottom field first (Field B)
    Aspect Ratio - 4:3 525line (NTSC, 704x480)
    Video Movie

    720x480 29.97 fps / 48000 HZ Stereo

    Average video Bitrate 7998

    File size - 1166.42 MB
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    You need to author to turn your MPEG file into IFO, BUP and VOB files.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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