M2V and sound to MPG ??

[MuTTLeYs]

I have made an homevideo with Adobe Premiere and exported it with Canopus Procoder to DVD.

The result is one big M2V video-file and one MPG-audio file.
How can i put both streams together and make one mpg2 to burn on a DVD ??

I cant open the M2V file with Ulead dvd-workshop.

[ghoster]

this is what i do when i have m2v and audio file. is i author it with ifoedit then burn your new dvd file with nero. make sure your audio file is 48000 kps though..

[MuTTLeYs]

How do i make it with Ifoedit.
I know ifoedit, but i'm completely newbie with it....

Is that with the function "author new dvd" ??

Thanx for answering.

[ghoster]

yes author new dvd add you m2v file on the video box and than add your audio file in the audio box. your audio file won't show up inless you click all files but it will play fine in your dvd player as long as the audio is 48000 kps. once done just burn the files with nero.

[MuTTLeYs]

Thanx !!

i will give it a try....

[MuTTLeYs]

Damn.....

The M2V-videofile isn't the problem.
But the MPG-audiofile isn't working, unsupported i think.

I can select the MPG-audio,but the result of the VOB's are without audio.

Can i convert the MPG-audio to mp3 or WAV ??
And how ??

[ghoster]

try converting your audio files using TMPGEnc. think it makes a mpa file. i authored and burned a dvd using it and it plays fine in my dvd player..

[wulf109]

If the mp2 is avalid mp2 stream and it uses a sample rate of 48000 all you need to do is change the file extension from mp2 to mpa.
Ifoedit is good for authoring but it doesn't tell if your streams are invalid.
Try authoring with SpruceUp it will tell you in the import stage if you have valid streams.

[MuTTLeYs]

I think there is also an other problem.....

The video is about 36 minutes, and the MPG-audiofile is only 7MB.
It plays 10 secondes with Windows Media Player.