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Queequeg
18th June 2003, 16:05
Help,
I use VOBEdit to demux a single m2v file with the associated AC-3 audio file. When using Vegas 4.0 it reports unsupported/illegal video stream for the m2v file. Is there a codec that Vegas needs or is there a way to create the two streams so that they are legal. Also, are there any other authoring software packages that would take the above streams natively. I would also accept a solution that reformats the m2v stream to m2p with no recompression.
Thanks,
Queequeg

oddyseus
18th June 2003, 22:21
Hello and welcome to the board.

vobedit is demuxing perfectly legal streams, is just that Vegas can't import a m2v video natively. One way around is to frameserve the video to Vegas. See this thread (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=47483&highlight=vegas) on how to do it.

Another is to use an app that edits m2v streams without reencoding them, such as M2-Edit Pro.

Programs that will accept your video is authoring ones such as Maestro, Scenarist, ifoedit, dvdlab etc.

Queequeg
19th June 2003, 02:18
oddyseus,
Thanks man, I had a senior moment all day today. I fogot about frameserving. I used to do it with Tmpgenc before Vegas and Procoder. The link saved me time of tinkering with virtualdub though. AC-3 and M2V fit just fine now.
Thanks again!
Queequeg