-mp2 audio causes jerky playback?

[DTT]

The VCDs created with the help of AVI2VCD / TPMGenc had a jerky playback on the standalone dvd player, so after experimenting a bit, I figured it's an audio which is causing the jerkyness. However, the results still did not reveal the reason of my problem.

Yes, the original .avi had an .mp3 audio, so I tried different methods of encoding with TMPGenc.

.avi + .wav (exctracted with Besweet) => correct playback.

.avi + .mp2(extracted with Besweet) => jerky playback.

.mpg (video encoded with TMPgenc) + .mp2 [multiplexed with either BBMPeg or TMPGenc]=>jerky playback

So it seems that I can achieve correct playback of VCDs/SVCDs only when using .wav audio? This seems absolutely not logical.....

I would appreciate any feedback if anybody else has experienced similar problem, or is it just me.

[ultradna]

I had something similar and I saw that sometimes you have to use WAV as audio, if not = it won't work - don't ask me why.

I think it has to do with the installed codecs or the video source - sometimes the problem is in VBR of audio.

[Flashman]

I had the same problem as well, but i found that using Dvd2svcd to convert the avi gave no propblem. Strange because it also uses Besweet and bbmpeg, but doing it manually with the same software gives jerky playback.
Guess its just one of those things :confused: