MULTIAVCHD - can't add additonal audio track

[Joep97]

I have a title that I'm trying to convert to dvd with multiavchd, the titles original track is in 192 mp2, the original source is not great sounding so I have a second source in 320 AC3. When I try and create a DVD the end result is that I have the original mp2 (with a really odd delay on it) and no AC3 track , can anyone please tell me what I am doing wrong here.

[Joep97]

aany takers?

[hech54]

It amazes me that so many people think they can just stick another audio from another source "in there - on there" and think it's going to line up perfectly.

[Joep97]

hech54, my apologies I should have stated, the external source is matched up with the original using audacity, exact same length, just from a better quality source, using convertxtodvd the audio tracks matched up perfectly but the video quality was poor, I used multiavchd as the quality of the end file was greater than that of convertxtodvd, however when i go to create the dvd my second audio source disappears and does not get muxed.

[NoBuddy]

Have you tried to remove the old audio track? So that only the new AC3 track is visible?
You can also try other muxers/demuxers. What you're trying to do is normally a kid's game.

[Joep97]

Nobuddy, thanks for your helpful reply, yes i tried to remove the old track but then i ended up with no audio at all, in the end i just gave up on multiavchd and used tmpegenc, all is sorted now, thankyou

[Megahurts]

TsMuxer will remux the original video (uncheck the audio) and add the new audio track and save as a M2TS file. Use that file for multiavchd.