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  1. 7th Jan 2003 00:59 #1
    Jimmyvcdfuckwit
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    I've converted my SVCD movie file to DVD using TMPEG but when I author and burn using any program, the sound glitches at the top end every 5 seconds or so. It's ike it drops frames or something. I have a JVC THA-5R dolby digital surround system. When I play the same DVD's on my cheaper DVD players that are just standard ones the film plays fine. Why can't my expensive player handle it? Is it because the bitrate of the audio is to high or is it because the system is surround sound?
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    This only happens on DVD's that II try and authour myself. If I'm doing just a straight DVD rip It doesn't. I think it's my audio conversion.
    Anyone know the way to convert audio to AC3 from MP2?
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  2. 7th Jan 2003 03:38 #2
    Craig Tucker
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    Did you convert the audio from 44.1khz to 48khz.
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  3. 7th Jan 2003 05:03 #3
    Jimmyvcdfuckwit
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    Yeah I did thanx, I keep getting these "Level 7 Symmetric Errors" in BeSweet Anyone know what they are. Maybe that is the problem. Maybe I'm just Encoding it all wrong
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