No Video or Audio TS Files

[scoobydo]

So I followed the FFMPEG Instructions to a tee on how to make a DVD.
All I need is the Video and Audio TS files and I can take it from there.
However, I never get them!!
I'm going from an AVI to DVD FFMPEG with subtitles.
Simple enough.
All the setting are correct. Preview is great.
I encode.
Frustration!!!
All I get is the following 3 files "filename.mpeg" "filename.s.mpeg" "filename.xml"
what the..????
Where are my TS Files!!
Any help is appreciated.

[scoobydo]

Anybody?
Instead of TS files I keep getting just an mpeg 2 file with no subtitles.
(As well as the other 2 mentioned files which I have no idea what they do)
If I place only the mpeg file in the author DVD section it will make the audio and video ts files.
However, if I place the .sub file with it, I just get the ding of death and tells me I have an error.
The movie looks great and plays well, but without the subtitles, its useless.
Anyway to place the SUB file into the TS files without re-incoding?
Better yet, and back to my original question, how do I take an AVI and a SUB file and make them into TS files?
I have to be missing some sort of option? can somebody post what you would use so I could try it?
Im using a 0.0.9x r2 on a 10.4.8 ppc G5 Mac. Not the Intel version.
I re-installed a freshly downloaded copy of ffmpegx to see if that was the problem.
I also made sure to download the binaries on Firefox and not Safari.
I have to be missing some sort of option

[Case]

[...] if I place the .sub file with it [...]

Try converting the SUB to SRT first.

[scoobydo]

[...] if I place the .sub file with it [...]

Try converting the SUB to SRT first.

Where would I do this? Does ffmpeg have this capability?
Thanks.

[Case]

SubCleaner, Sub2Srt, maybe others as well.
Note that there are 2 versions of the SubViewer SUB format, and I'm not sure if these converters take both versions into account.

[scoobydo]

Well, it turns out the problem was the .SUB file
I converted it to SRT with no luck.
I kept getting an unable to read SUB or SRT file in the info pane.
All I kept getting was the mpg2 movie which was fine.
I finally went out and got another subtitle file for the same movie from another source.
The file was an SRT.
I changed the name to match the old SUB file with the SRT extension.
I then authored the mpg and srt file and SUCCESS!
My TS folders which open fine in the mac DVD player were created.
So now I wonder if the AVI/SRT to DVD would work in creating TS folders.
I will try tonight.
I would just rather go from AVI/SRT--->TS rather than AVI--->MPG/SRT--->TS