MPEG to DVD with TMPG

tomy601k · 3rd March 2003, 13:42

I've encoded a wedding party captured in mpeg format into DVD compilant file using TMPG ... and now I want to burn it into DVD ... what is the easiest way to do this ... I don't need menues or anything ... I just want to play that clip directly when I put it in the DVD player ...

bubbaleroy · 3rd March 2003, 16:20

IFOEdit. Select DVD Author, Author New DVD in the menu, select your input streams for video and audio, select output directory, select OK. Quit IFOEdit. Restart IFOEdit, open primary ifo file (VTS_01_0.IFO), Select Get VTS Sectors, click OK a few times. Select Save then OK. You are now ready to test in a software DVD Player. Then Burn with Nero or what ever came with your burner.

tomy601k · 3rd March 2003, 19:13

Hi ... first thnaks for your reply ... I did as you said ... I loaded the file produced in TMPG ... it is in MPG format ... as both Video Source and Audio Source ... and selected the destination ... but then I got this error "Found no valid elementary stream file to muliplex" ... should I seperate my MPG file into m2v file and audio file ... or do I have to do something else ...

bubbaleroy · 3rd March 2003, 21:50

Thats right, separate them under MGEG Tools (Simple De-Multiplex). In the future you could select "Elementary Stream Video Only" at encoding time to produce your .m2v and any other tool for audio extraction.

tomy601k · 4th March 2003, 15:02

Thanks man ... It worked like charm ...

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tomy601k Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 44	MPEG to DVD with TMPG I've encoded a wedding party captured in mpeg format into DVD compilant file using TMPG ... and now I want to burn it into DVD ... what is the easiest way to do this ... I don't need menues or anything ... I just want to play that clip directly when I put it in the DVD player ...

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bubbaleroy Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Iowa Posts: 30	IFOEdit. Select DVD Author, Author New DVD in the menu, select your input streams for video and audio, select output directory, select OK. Quit IFOEdit. Restart IFOEdit, open primary ifo file (VTS_01_0.IFO), Select Get VTS Sectors, click OK a few times. Select Save then OK. You are now ready to test in a software DVD Player. Then Burn with Nero or what ever came with your burner. __________________ I've come to paint, but I've forgotten my brush. Got Beer?

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bubbaleroy Registered User Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Iowa Posts: 30	Thats right, separate them under MGEG Tools (Simple De-Multiplex). In the future you could select "Elementary Stream Video Only" at encoding time to produce your .m2v and any other tool for audio extraction. __________________ I've come to paint, but I've forgotten my brush. Got Beer?

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tomy601k Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 44	Hi ... first thnaks for your reply ... I did as you said ... I loaded the file produced in TMPG ... it is in MPG format ... as both Video Source and Audio Source ... and selected the destination ... but then I got this error "Found no valid elementary stream file to muliplex" ... should I seperate my MPG file into m2v file and audio file ... or do I have to do something else ...

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tomy601k Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 44	Thanks man ... It worked like charm ...