bennyd
23rd March 2003, 03:36
alas, i have searched for the last few days but have found nothing.
i am trying to put a movie on a pair of svcd's so i can play it in my player.
i am using tmpEnc and nero to make the svcd.
my first attempt had great picture quality, but no sound :(
this was just setting tmpenc to handle everything.
i thought that it might have ac3 soundtrack that i had missed but no.
then i tried ripping the soundtrack in goldwave to a standard 16 bit wav file as virtuaDub brought up a vbr warning.
listened to the wav file, and everything is fine, sounds good.
go to put the video together and it seemed to work fine.
whacked it in the player and the sound is choppy.
i then though it might be the bitrate that was a bit too high (2300), so i dropped that a bit and re-encoded (a test section) but still has choppy sound.
i have only been in the heady world of cdr's and vcd's for a week but i am stumpted.
if anyone can help or direct me to a solution i would be very greatful.
ben
PS. apologies if this post has been covered many times or if it is posted in the wrong section but i'm not sure on this forum's ettiquette, thanks again.
i am trying to put a movie on a pair of svcd's so i can play it in my player.
i am using tmpEnc and nero to make the svcd.
my first attempt had great picture quality, but no sound :(
this was just setting tmpenc to handle everything.
i thought that it might have ac3 soundtrack that i had missed but no.
then i tried ripping the soundtrack in goldwave to a standard 16 bit wav file as virtuaDub brought up a vbr warning.
listened to the wav file, and everything is fine, sounds good.
go to put the video together and it seemed to work fine.
whacked it in the player and the sound is choppy.
i then though it might be the bitrate that was a bit too high (2300), so i dropped that a bit and re-encoded (a test section) but still has choppy sound.
i have only been in the heady world of cdr's and vcd's for a week but i am stumpted.
if anyone can help or direct me to a solution i would be very greatful.
ben
PS. apologies if this post has been covered many times or if it is posted in the wrong section but i'm not sure on this forum's ettiquette, thanks again.