What audio codecs work in Vdub?

[Karl Beem]

I'm encoding basketball games with Divx 4.x. I don't need great sound. Small size and maintaining the audio sync is most important. What do you use?

Karl

[MaTTeR]

Personally I'd try using LAME with a bitrate around 96k. Should work nicely for you.

Now that you mention it..I've been wanting to encode some UK games but haven't got around to it yet :)

EDIT- Check out the thread in this forum called "Anyone get Lame to work in Virtualdub? "

[Karl Beem]

Originally posted by matter
Personally I'd try using LAME with a bitrate around 96k. Should work nicely for you.

Now that you mention it..I've been wanting to encode some UK games but haven't got around to it yet :)

EDIT- Check out the thread in this forum called "Anyone get Lame to work in Virtualdub? "

The only way I've gotten Lame to work is to also have the Radium Franhofer hack installed. But then I end up with a file saying that the audio codec is Franhofer IIS. Unless lame also uses this signature, Vdub is choosing the Radium, probably because it can't initialize Lame.

Karl

[MaTTeR]

You might look into encoding the audio and video seperately and then muxing them back together. Check out the Gknot/Vdub guide on this site. It will walk you through all the very simple steps.

[chemmajik]

Just capture in PCM non compressed then recommpress to your prefered audio codec, it really doesnt take long when you only have to just recompress audio.