Invalid audio stream

[mrj03]

I ripped a movie today using DVD2SVCD but I used 48000Hz,2 channels audio by mistake. How can I take ( bbMPEG_Muxed_File00 & bbMPEG_Muxed_File01 ) and extract the AUDIO/VIDEO and reassemble them using 44.1 audio instead allowing me to create a SVCD with NERO?? thanks in advance....

[markrb]

Chances are you won't have to do a thing. Just click shut off compliance. Most DVD players will work fine with 48 audio. In fact the number is in the 90%+ range. BTW why are you not burning the BIN/CUE files? Don't you want chapters?

The only way if you need to is a bit tedious. You would have to start over in another directory making sure to have the down sampling checked and then once the audio portion is done close DVD2SVCD, Copy the encoded audio over the exhisting one and then start a recover from the first encode from muxing and cutting. This assumes you still have all the files from your encode. If you don't then it is even far more complicated.

In short just try it at 48 chances are it will be fine. It wouldn't be in the Q+A and FAQ and if wasn't most times.

Mark

[mrj03]

I ripped the original movie last week using DVD2SVCD but everytime it got to the last step it kept locking up RIGHT BEFORE it produced the 2-bin/cue files. I saved the ( bbMPEG_Muxed_File00 & bbMPEG_Muxed_File01 ) which both work using WINDVD4 and wanted to know what I have to do now to get them finished. Nere gave me the " Invalid audio stream: 48000Hz,2 channels " error so I needed to get around that. I already DELETED all the original files ASSUMING I could just do the NERO SVCD thing but I was WRONG. I'll try turning off the " shut off compliance " and see if it works in my RCA 5240P.

THANKS for the REPLY