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parkmaul
11th March 2002, 13:55
I have a problem when converting DivX movies to SVCD through Tmpgenc.

First of all I convert the audiotrack as WAV-file in VirtualDub. Then I encode the Divx avi-file as the video-source and the converted Wav-file as audio source in Tmpgenc to create the SVCD.

I don´t know why but on about 50% of all films I´ve encoded this way (about 15 totally) I get a metallic sound on the audio which is quite annoying. Even though the wav-file sounds OK when listening to it separately it comes out bad in the MPEG-file.

Does anyone know why this happens? And why only on a few movies and not all of them? I´ve had this problem on the DVDrip DivX of "Hearts in Atlantis" for example.

I´m desperate for suggestions how to fix this. Otherwise it works great. Thanks for your feedback.

/ Parkmaul

Tri
11th March 2002, 17:05
Which bitrate did you use in TMPEnc?

Sometimes the sound needs to be resampled from 48000 to 44100. Use SSRC instead of TMPGEnc's internal routine (and I suggest you use twopass because I often get distorted sound without that).