View Full Version : avi with wma to svcd used tmpeg no sound??


hulkenstrong
6th January 2003, 18:41
Well the topic says most.

I have a avi that plays fine on computer sound and everything then I start tmpeg loads the movie sets the bitrate and press start(using SVCD vbr standard). Then after 3h I get a movie with no sound. Tried every way I can to extract the audio but no luck with that either. Is there any prog that can convert it to vcd/svcd with adui or am i screwed?

Tried vdub to make wav renamed to wma n osound.
Tried tmpeg to wav no sound but a 450mb wav file.
Tried Ulead media studio 6 to mpeg no sound.

Then if I get the adio out how can i convert it to wav?

htc10825
6th January 2003, 19:37
If you get the (decompressed).wav you can encode it to a mp2 audio stream separately and then mux them with BBmpeg.

If you cannt get the proper .wav then try to get it with "graphedit": delete the video rederer, change the directSound output to Wavediest/Filewriter.

hulkenstrong
7th January 2003, 10:54
cant connect the filewriter says they cannot find an agrement and might be missing crossover filters.

But on the bright side I used nero to make an image file (VCD 1.0)
that is built in nero for free and it managed to convert the file to a vcd with shitty vide qualtiy BUT it has sound. So now I can demux the audio convert the video file with my favourite TMPEG and mux togheter. Just hope the audio doesnt need to be reencoded to be SVCD compliant but that I will find out. A big thnx for the reply and sugestion.

htc10825
7th January 2003, 14:12
The audio for vcd is mp2 at 224kbps/44100Hz cbr. It is also ok for svcd if your video bitrate not too high(svcd use usualy 192kbps audio).

hulkenstrong
7th January 2003, 16:14
Great news then my topic is solved. Took a extra step to do and a bit more time but hey it works atleast.

htc10825
8th January 2003, 14:37
Is that a swedish art to report?

hulkenstrong
8th January 2003, 16:51
?

htc10825
8th January 2003, 18:58
I've thought that you are intelligent enough to find out what's not clearly expressed in your "success report".

hulkenstrong
9th January 2003, 11:36
Whats not expressed?

1. First asked for help.
2. Found out nero could fix the audio for me.
3. Got answered the bitrate for audio in VCD is equal (most of the times) to svcd.
4. Said no more help needed as i got my avi to svcd and thnaked all for replys.

So what DONT you get?

htc10825
9th January 2003, 14:57
I give you more time to think about it.

hulkenstrong
9th January 2003, 18:20
hmm fun. What a nice guy/girl you are.
If your talking about the topic and:

AVI with WMA audio to SVCD used tmpeg no sound??

That means I had a movie (*.avi) wanthed to convert it to SVCD. I used TMPEGENCODER but was unable to get sound. Got replys from ppl.
Found out myself that NERO could do a VCD with sound. Said I now was going to try to demux the audio with tmpeg then mux it in to the SVCD made by tmpeg to get a final working SVCD with sound. Got a reply saying I should be able to do this. Everything was fine I thancked ppl here.

(Hope your cryptic answer has nothing to do about me having to burn a vcd using nero and a RW. Or I can do a vcd image then demux the *.dat with isobuster. Then my thoughts of you have changed.)

Then got weird answer from you.
Well you can reply with whatever you whant and will not get a reply untill you have a decent question or other normal answer.

htc10825
18th January 2003, 14:40
In my first post I've made two suggestions:If you get the (decompressed).wav you can encode it to a mp2 audio stream separately and then mux them with BBmpeg.
If you cannt get the proper .wav then try to get it with "graphedit": delete the video rederer, change the directSound output to Wavediest/Filewriter.But your anser was "cant connect the filewriter" and tried another thing. Your third post:Great news then my topic is solved. Took a extra step to do and a bit more time but hey it works atleast.It is not clear in your thirs post which method you have take and led you to success, and what's wrong in your previous experiment. Remember, this is a public forum, you will get help from all but if you success you should shere you experience with others.

hulkenstrong
18th January 2003, 14:53
In my second post I say I was able to use NERO to get a working audio converison. Then I asked if VCD audio worked in SVCD, got reply saying it most likely will. I replied again said then no more help needed. So what method do you think I used....I think its clear I used the NERO method because I couldnt get none of the other working and no1 else have been sucesfull by using graphedit (atleast in my search...but they hadnt found any solution either).

1: Download install nero.
2: set nero to use image as burner.
3: Chose VCD.
4: load avi file.
5: press burn and let it convert it to image file.
6: install nero imagedriver or use ISOBUSTER to get the dat file.
7: Use TMPEG or similar prog to demux the aduio.
8: Convert the video file without sound to SVCD using your favourit program.
9: Use TMPEG or similar program to mux video/audio togheter.
10: Burn using NERO or your favourite program.
11: Enjoy movie on big screen TV

Sorry to every1 that couldnt se I used NERO to get working mpeg audio.
And added a guide if any1 else may need it now or in future.

htc10825
21st January 2003, 13:21
In your 3rd pst you've just said "my topic is solved. Took a extra step to do and a bit more time but hey it works atleast" this could also meen that something former not worked now is working, and that can be many things - anyway it is cheerful thing all questions are explained we should look forward for other important things.