AVI2SVCD 2 audio streams encoding

Tyler · 17th October 2002, 01:15

hi, found nothing about this: one avi file with two audio streams > svcd.
D2S doesnt find(?) the second stream, is this a bug or simply not implented yet?

any help appreciated, thanks in advance

UltimateDBZ · 17th October 2002, 02:35

All problem posts go in the DVD2SVCD Basic section. You should also read the stickies in that forum, which tell you how to make a more descriptive and helpful post.

Tyler · 17th October 2002, 02:38

ok, please move the thread but why do you think its not "descriptive and helpful"?
If you need a straight question: how do I encode 2 audio streams avi file with DVD2SVCD?

UltimateDBZ · 17th October 2002, 02:42

I didn't say it wasn't helpful, I said it could be better

Please read the stickies up there, including the (long, I know) Q&A. They're quite informative, and could easily clear up some of your questions. Also, the "how to post a good question" sticky says (among other things) that you should post a logfile with new topics. When you post your logfile, it gives us a basis from which to see any errors that may have occured, or problematic settings. In this way, it could be more helpful

Tyler · 17th October 2002, 02:48

hehe, np.

1) I read both - faq & sticky topics
2) dont post a log file because there's no error

don't think you need os/software info but in case.. (winxp,d2s 1.09.03)

later.

dvd2svcd · 17th October 2002, 07:53

Sorry mate, AVIs with 2 or more audio streams isn't supported in dvd2svcd.

Tyler · 17th October 2002, 13:31

oh ok ..maybe one day

thanks for your support, you do a great job!

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Tyler Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 9	AVI2SVCD 2 audio streams encoding hi, found nothing about this: one avi file with two audio streams > svcd. D2S doesnt find(?) the second stream, is this a bug or simply not implented yet? any help appreciated, thanks in advance

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UltimateDBZ Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: There. Posts: 878	I didn't say it wasn't helpful, I said it could be better Please read the stickies up there, including the (long, I know) Q&A. They're quite informative, and could easily clear up some of your questions. Also, the "how to post a good question" sticky says (among other things) that you should post a logfile with new topics. When you post your logfile, it gives us a basis from which to see any errors that may have occured, or problematic settings. In this way, it could be more helpful __________________ WebMaster: DBZCenter.com IRC: #anime-xtreme @ irc.mircx.com

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dvd2svcd Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: On top of the world! Posts: 1,837	Sorry mate, AVIs with 2 or more audio streams isn't supported in dvd2svcd. __________________ Cheers, dvd2svcd

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Tyler Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 9	ok, please move the thread but why do you think its not "descriptive and helpful"? If you need a straight question: how do I encode 2 audio streams avi file with DVD2SVCD?

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Tyler Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 9	hehe, np. 1) I read both - faq & sticky topics 2) dont post a log file because there's no error don't think you need os/software info but in case.. (winxp,d2s 1.09.03) later.

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Tyler Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 9	oh ok ..maybe one day thanks for your support, you do a great job!