GK failing to mux ogg audio stream

[monolith]

Audio 1:
Mode: Just Mux Source File.
SourceFile: E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY 0ms.ogg
WavFile: E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY 0ms.wav
Mp3File: E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY 0ms.mp3

9:54:08 PM: Audio 1, determined: 75692 kb
9:54:08 PM: Audio 1, calc: 75692 kb
9:54:08 PM: New Bitrate for Movie = 738 k(=1000)Bits/s

2:03:45 AM: Started Muxing Audio.: E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO_Movie.avi
11:25:29 AM: Finished Muxing Audio.

These were the only relevant entries in the log. I've played the ogg, it's fine, the movie itself is fine, but apparently GK failed to mux the audio. There were no errors in the log pertaining to that. I am using the new beta, .5. It is a fresh install, straight from rippack. I searched forums and didn't see anything like this, but if I overlooked another post concerning this I apologize in advance. :)

I attempted to manually mux using nandub, but when I select "ogg vorbis" from the audio menu, and try to open the file, nandub dies with a debugging output. Image included below. :) Thank you for any help you might be able to give!

(Oh, also, movie was ripped/audio encoded via R4R, which used besweet I believe). Logs included below as well.

Using azid.dll v1.8 (b825) by Midas (midas@egon.gyaloglo.hu).
Using Ogg Vorbis v1.0 dlls (http://www.vorbis.com).
Manual Dynamic-Compression algorithm by LigH (author of WaveBooster).

Logging start : 06/24/03 , 19:44:24.

E:\Program Files\Gordian Knot\BeSweet.exe -core( -input E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY -66ms.ac3 -output E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY 0ms.ogg -logfilea E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY 0ms.log ) -ota( -g 5db -d -66 ) -boost( /b=2db ) -ogg( -q 0.200 ) -profile( robot4rip v0.4.0.1087 )

[00:00:00:000] +------- BeSweet -----
[00:00:00:000] | Input : E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY -66ms.ac3
[00:00:00:000] | Output: E:\DVD\Projects\RO_VTS_01_PGC1\RO AC3 T01 2_0ch 192Kbps DELAY 0ms.ogg
[00:00:00:000] | Floating-Point Process: Yes
[00:00:00:-66] | Overall Track Gain: 5.000dB
[00:00:00:-66] +-------- AZID -------
[00:00:00:-66] | Input Channels Mode: 2/0, Bitrate: 192kbps
[00:00:00:-66] | Output Stereo mode: Dolby surround compatible
[00:00:00:-66] | Total Gain: 0.000dB, Compression: None
[00:00:00:-66] | LFE levels: To LR -INF, To LFE 0.0dB
[00:00:00:-66] | Center mix level: BSI
[00:00:00:-66] | Surround mix level: BSI
[00:00:00:-66] | Dialog normalization: No
[00:00:00:-66] | Rear channels filtering: No
[00:00:00:-66] | Source Sample-Rate: 48.0KHz
[00:00:00:-66] +-------- BOOST ------
[00:00:00:-66] | Algorithm by : LigH
[00:00:00:-66] | Boost Factor : 1.3
[00:00:00:-66] | Limit Factor : 0.99
[00:00:00:-66] +-------- OGG --------
[00:00:00:-66] | VBR Quality : 0.200
[00:00:00:-66] +---------------------
[00:01:51:070] Stream error : Sync found after 288 bytes
[00:49:52.976] W7: Downmix overflow (0: +0.2dB)
(Repeated downmix overflow messages), then end of log.

Screenshot of nandub:

http://www.orblivion.com/images/screenshots/nandub.jpg

[monolith]

Just read a reply to another thread stating you can't mux ogg and avi, (totally unrelated thread, found it while browsing.) Is this true? GK attempted to mux so I thought it was possible, but I never know. I will just use matroska for now, I'd be interested to see if this is the actual case, however. :)

[Hiro2k]

Well I'm glad you read that. You cannot mux Ogg into AVI, but Matroska isn't the only one. OGM can too, in fact it was originaly meant for the OGM, but Matroska just copied it =P

[monolith]

Originally posted by Hiro2k
Well I'm glad you read that. You cannot mux Ogg into AVI, but Matroska isn't the only one. OGM can too, in fact it was originaly meant for the OGM, but Matroska just copied it =P

Well, OGM hasn't been updated in ages (as far as I can tell) and I hear a lot of hoopla about matroska. Any input on this? Thank you for your information!

PS - I am assuming for people to play matroska files they will also need something installed, if so - what? That way I can include it on cds I burn. Your help is very much appreciated. :)

Edit: Should I be using mp3 instead of ogm? I just found ogm to be smaller and for 1 cd rips which I like to do, that is a very good thing! Hehe.

Edit2: Using vdubmod, opened the avi, added another stream (the ogg) and choose to save as mkv. I hope this will work. What will people need to play this back?

[Hiro2k]

OGM has a much smaller Overhead, so you can actually give more bitrate for your movie.

If you want to use Matroska, check the new AV Forum. In there, there is a thread that has an installer with every filter you need to create Matroska files.

You created your Matroska file correctly. You just need to install those playback filters. Also I suggest using FFDshow to play back your video.

[bond]

first on the topic:
official gknot cant mux ogg vorbis until now (doesnt support ogm or matroska)
but lenox wrote that the next version will be able to do this...

Originally posted by monolith
Well, OGM hasn't been updated in ages (as far as I can tell)yup although koepi wrote that he had contact with tobias waldvogel and the sources of ogm will be released soon so the ogm development can continue.

and I hear a lot of hoopla about matroska. Any input on this? Thank you for your information!matroska is under heavy development of course at the moment. but i didnt heard about much hoopla!?

PS - I am assuming for people to play matroska files they will also need something installed, if so - what? That way I can include it on cds I burn. Your help is very much appreciated. :)of course you have to register a file splitter (also called directshow filter) to playback .mkv or .ogm files.
the only reason why you dont have to install such a thing for .avi is that it is already installed on windows per default ;)
just include the installer you will find on matroska.org

Edit: Should I be using mp3 instead of ogm? I just found ogm to be smaller and for 1 cd rips which I like to do, that is a very good thing! Hehe.1) .ogm is just the (non-official) container format for audio-video
2) .ogg is the audio container
3) vorbis is the audio codec (like xvid for a video codec)

so to say vorbis is much better than mp3 and yes you should use vorbis instead of mp3.

Edit2: Using vdubmod, opened the avi, added another stream (the ogg) and choose to save as mkv. I hope this will work. What will people need to play this back?download the matroska directshow filter from matroska.org

Originally posted by Hiro2k
OGM has a much smaller Overhead, so you can actually give more bitrate for your movie.in my test matroska had a smaller overhead also with ogg vorbis than .ogm!?