Horrible Audio! - help me please

[craigweb2k]

hey everyone.

Im new to encoding SVCD and this is probably a simple problem that someone knows the answer to so here goes.

I extracted the DVD movie to my hard disk, created a dv2 file in DVD2AVI, extracted the audio as (*.wav) using VOB2AUDIO (this sounded aboslutley fine).

Opened all this into TMPenc tried to follow the DOOM9 tutorial as much as I could. Some of the settings were locked so I couldnt change them. (note I tried this with & without toolame). Encoded the whole movie twice and each time it ended up like this - <sample>

shitty video! (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/craigweb2k/pro.mpg)

I mean at each time the audio was like this... really tinny like the movie was being played in a tin can. I dont understand why because the audio in the wav sounds fine. I mean I even went so far as to unloack the settings and encode a bit at 48khz.. and I wish this was compliant because that sounded allright.

Please, someone tell me what I am doing wrong :(

[NeWcS]

Join the club bro. Ive read alot of posts like this and the only thing I can really suggest is to run your .wav through a program like Soundforge or some other type of sound editer.

I have this prob too, not on all my movies but some. Ive really just learned to live with it, the ones it does it on arent really that bad anyways.

[bumblebe]

48khz for SVCD does play on most DVDs, it's just that the sound is as bad as when you play a file converted to 44.1khz on your PC. I think there are tools available that do proper conversion to 44.1khz (unlike Tmpeg)