No audio after encoding with MeGUI

[RustiX]

I'm trying to reencode a mkv video file using MeGUI 0.3.3.0 on my laptop running Windows 7. I used the x264: Unrestricted (DXVA) - 2-pass video profile with Nero AAC: NDAAC-HE-64Kbps audio profile. The problem is the final mkv file does not have any audio. I tried again and this time check the avisynth file before starting the encoding process and I noticed that it had
audio=false
which I changed to true and tried encoding again but there was still no audio.

What could I possibly be doing wrong?

Additional info (in case it's helpful):
I'm using AviSynth 2.5.8 and CCCP. I've placed neroAacDec.exe, neroAacEnc.exe and neroAacTag.exe in "\Program Files\megui\" directory

[rack04]

Are you selecting an input to be encoded, i.e. "Audio Input"?

[RustiX]

Yes I am. I chose the mkv file as the audio source as well.

[Inspector.Gadget]

You need to encode video, encode audio, and then mux. If you are not doing these three stages separately, you are playing a file that contains only the video. Moreover, it is entirely possible that even if you are doing this that your source MKV contains an audio type unsupported by NicAudio() and not played correctly via DirectShow, which would feed bad or nonexistent data to the Nero AAC encoder.

[RustiX]

But then how is it that I'm able to encode on it properly on my desktop running Windows XP SP3 with MeGUI 0.3.1.1056?

[rack04]

But then how is it that I'm able to encode on it properly on my desktop running Windows XP SP3 with MeGUI 0.3.1.1056?

You're really not providing enough information to go on. Did you receive any errors when encoding the audio? Are you using one click?

[Adub]

As was previously asked, are you being sure to mux your audio upon encode completion?

[RustiX]

You're really not providing enough information to go on. Did you receive any errors when encoding the audio? Are you using one click?

I didn't receive any errors and I am using one click. Could you please tell what other information I should provide?

As was previously asked, are you being sure to mux your audio upon encode completion?

I'm not sure what you mean :stupid: