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  1. 17th Feb 2003 10:01 #1
    Bryanmc
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    Search is down, I'm sure this is answered somewhere.

    What's a good audio encoder? The mpeg audio files I generate in TMPGEnc don't work with my DVDit.

    If I encode them with Adobe Premiere they will work, but the sync gets off.

    So I'd like to try another MPEG audio encoder and see if I can import them into DVDit.

    For what it's worth, Adobe files had a .mpa extension and the TMPGEnc files were .mp2

    Thanks!
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  2. 17th Feb 2003 10:11 #2
    furball6969
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    If the audio file is indeed compliant just rename the extension to .MPA and it should work.
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  3. 17th Feb 2003 10:18 #3
    Bryanmc
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    Originally Posted by furball6969
    If the audio file is indeed compliant just rename the extension to .MPA and it should work.
    Of all my many hours of beating my head on my desk I've never thought to try that.

    I will give it a try.

    Thanks.
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