Resize using fitcd no audio??!!

[aruwin]

I wanna resize my video(mpg format) and then convert it into DVD format.When I convert it without resizing it using fitcd,the audio is playing as usual but when I use fitcd and load the script and convert it,there is no audio!!I am guessing there is something going on with fitcd or avisynth.What should I do to make the audio play when resized with fitcd?

[manono]

Why do you need the audio in the script? You're doing MPEG-2 encoding, right? Encode just the video and handle the audio separately. Add it back in during the DVD authoring stage.

[guns1inger]

FitCD doesn't do anything to the audio, so this is not a FitCD problem. The audio is loaded by Avisynth, so if you are not getting any audio from your script you have either manually adjusted your script to stop the audio being passed through, or you do not have the correct codecs for avisynth to read the audio.

As manono has rightly pointed out, audio can be handled separately after the fact if necessary.

[theewizard]

here on this forum, I learned to use fitCD and vdub or avisynth, to frame serve to cce to encode my video

the audio is extracted 'demuxed' from my source, then encoded in separate step to AC3 for DVD

the DVD is authored using gui4dvd 'gfd' this is when my audio and video is combined

avisynth does not create my DVD's it is just 1 prg for 1 step of the process

fitCD does not create my dvd's it just makes the process of creating the encode command scripts easier

[aruwin]

FitCD doesn't do anything to the audio, so this is not a FitCD problem. The audio is loaded by Avisynth, so if you are not getting any audio from your script you have either manually adjusted your script to stop the audio being passed through, or you do not have the correct codecs for avisynth to read the audio.

As manono has rightly pointed out, audio can be handled separately after the fact if necessary.

How do I determine which codec is needed by avisynth??

[AlanHK]

See http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Importing_media
and http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Internal_filters#Media_file_filters

How do I determine which codec is needed by avisynth??

GSpot.

However, if the audio in the MPEG is AC3, you should just demux it and mux it back with the new video. Using Avisynth will convert it to wave, and then you'll recompress it, causing some degradation (not much, but if you don't need to, best avoided.)