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    OK im using the AVI to DVD MPEG (CCE or TMPGenc encoders) tutorial https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=222898&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0

    Here's the situation. I saved the audio as a WAV file. And in the avisynth script I have:

    AVISource("C:\happyness\video.avi", False)
    LanczosResize(720,360)
    AddBorders(0,60,0,60)
    ConvertToRGB24()

    I'm using TEMPGEnc as the encoder. For the video I just put in the .avs file and for the audio I put it in the wav file. Is it necessary to add: ResampleAudio(48000) in the script to make it work or will it encode properly without doing that?
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    There is no point putting any audio statements in the script because the AVISource statement doesn't load any audio - that is what the "False" is saying.

    Personally, unless you have the tmpgenc AC3 plugin, I would use ffmpeggui to convert the wav to .ac3 format (stereo, 224 kbps), then use this when you author.
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    ok so lemme jus confirm this. I save the audio as a wav file and convert it to ac3 w/ tht program. And in TEMPGEnc I encode only the video portion. And then how do I go about puttin together the audio and video during authoring? Is there a tutorial?
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    If you use a authoring program that can accept elemental streams (Separate audio and video) you just add them both in. TMPGEnc DVD Author can do that. If not, you would have to mux the AC3 audio with the MPEG-2 video before authoring.
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    thx man. appreciate it
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