VOB to WMV with ProCoder 2 Help

[augman000]

Hello. I don't know if this the right forum for this question.

My first question is, when I load my source VOB file into ProCoder 2 I have th option to choose my Audio decoder. My choices are between AC3Filter, MainCOncept and Cyblerlink audio decoders. When I use my AC3Filter, I configure it to be at "loud" settings. When the conversion of the VOB finishes, the audio is too low. I don't know how to fix this. I use 64kbps 44khz Stereo WMA.

My second question is more of an "opinion" type question. I wanted to know if these settings were good for DVD conversion to fit onto a CD.
Video: WMV9, 352x240, 24fps Prog, 400kbps 1-pass CBR
Audio: WMA9.1, 64kbps, 44khz, Stereo 1-pass CBR
The only reason I use 1-pass is because I currently have a slow computer not really meant for DVD conversion. It's a 930MHz Intel Pentium III which takes a 2:30 movie 9 hours to convert. My goal is to be able to fit my DVD movies onto CDs since I don't have a DVD burner and still keep good quality and compatability. Are these settings the best to use?

Thanks.

[CWR03]

There is no "best" in this case because there are so many variables, as well as quality being a matter of perception to an individual, and no one can know what looks best to you. Concentrate on settings that fit your needs at a quality with which you will be satisfied.

You may want to select the two-channel audio chanel instead of the 5.1 in case your software isn't able to transcode the surround properly into stereo.