avi to vcd (only get black screen with sound)

[pdebes]

Hey i need some help and hope this is the right place to get it. I tried to searce the forums but diden't find anything about this.

I have tried to follow thise guides, but the only result I have got was a black screen with audio

www.videohelp.com/tmpgenc.htm
www.videohelp.com/divxtovcd.htm

I would like to make a vcd, with video and audio, in PAL. If it is posible i would like to have subtitle on the vcd to.

I dont know how much information you need, so i give you all i have.

I have a avi file
Frame size 640x352
Length 61783 frames (42,56 min)
Fps: 23,976

Audio file is wmv i used virtuldub to get that.

Hope that one of you will take some of your time to help me.

[mats.hogberg]

You're probably missing the video codec. Load the AVI in GSpot, and post a screen shot.

/Mats

[pdebes]

dont know how to upload screen shot

But i can see the avi on my computer, i just want to convert the avi file so i can burn it on a cd and wacth it on my dvd player.

[Baldrick]

hmmm

[pdebes]

that is just way to small to read, you know how i can make it bigger?

just found out.

[pdebes]

I don't know if you need it, but i also have a screen shot of the mpg file i've made with TMPGEnc. As I said this is the file i want on a cd, but i can't see the video only hear the audio.

[redwudz]

Since your Xvid has VBR audio, if you used that with TMPGEnc, you would likely have sync and other problems. But do you mean you used VirtualDub to extract the audio to a WAV format with full audio processing? That should cure the sync problem. TMPGEnc can't handle VBR audio.

Do you get a black screen with other MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 videos? If so, that sounds like a overlay problem and not a problem with your video. I don't see any obvious problems with the TMPGEnc converted video. You could try playing it back with VLC Media Player. It has overlay adjustments.

[mats.hogberg]

I think, if TMPGEnc can't handle the video, it will just create a black frame video, matching the audio. The resulting video will still look OK when loaded in GSpot.

/Mats

[pdebes]

Since your Xvid has VBR audio, if you used that with TMPGEnc, you would likely have sync and other problems. But do you mean you used VirtualDub to extract the audio to a WAV format with full audio processing? That should cure the sync problem. TMPGEnc can't handle VBR audio.

Do you get a black screen with other MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 videos? If so, that sounds like a overlay problem and not a problem with your video. I don't see any obvious problems with the TMPGEnc converted video. You could try playing it back with VLC Media Player. It has overlay adjustments.

Yes I used VirtualDub to extract the audio to a WAV format with full audio processing.
And I just tried VLC Media Player and I could see the video and hear the audio, so that is fine.
But do that mean that I can burn the mpg file to a cd and get a vcd or what has to be done before that will work?