Problem: Compiling-Demuxing dvd with dvd lab pro

[blaak]

I have dvd lab pro for a year or so and never had this problem before and I can't seem to figure it out so I'll post my question here and hope somebody can help me.

Compiling - demuxing dvd. The wannabe dvd contains 1 video (video.mpv 2,4gb) and 2 audio (1: video.mpa 86mb and 2: audio_48k.wav pcm 607 mb). There are also 4 menus and chapters included in this 55 minute video. So everything is linked well and ready to compile. Dvd lab pro makes the audio/video_ts folder and should start making the vob files.

Then during demuxing the movie the process is aborted. It did create a 3.1 gb vob file (instead of multiple vob files), no menu's and 1 audio option.

I also tried to add the audios to another video and then compile and no problems occur, same with changing menus. I also transfered the video to pc again, but the same problem happend.

Any idea's what is wrong?

[guns1inger]

It should only be demuxing if you feed it VOBs or programme streams as assets. Are you sure it is demuxing, and not during the muxing step ?

[blaak]

Demuxing went fine, it was the muxing step that went wrong. But anyway..I solved the problem. This is what was wrong:

The 2nd audio option was transfered to pc with adobe audition at the rate of 48.000, since that is what dvd lab pro needs for an audio file. Then dvd lab pro itself transcoded it again to make it an _48k file (I should have noticed this..). But anyhow..the file transfer to pc had to be the common 44100 and then transcoded to 48k. Hopefully this may be usefull info for others

[guns1inger]

If DLP transcoded it then it wasn't compliant. 44100 is CD quality, but there is no rule that says PC audio must be 44100. Obviously something wasn't done right in Audition.