Knoxy
28th October 2003, 14:17
Could anyone on the forum give me some advice on AC3 audio? As I have downloaded some AVI movies on the past with AC3 audio and the problem starts when I want to convert the film into the DVD format!
This is what I normally do:
1. Split the audio and video using Virtual Dub. If Virtual Dub doesnt like the audio e.g. AC3 I then use Goldwave to extract the audio from the movie. (I save all audio as uncompressed WAV files)
2. I then create an Avisynth script into order to convert the film to 25fps (PAL).
3. I then load the Avisynth script file into MC encoder to create a DVD compliant mpeg2 file.
etc etc...
To cut a long story short the problem starts when I play the created DVD on my Television the sound is awful and I need to fully increase the volume in order to at least obtain a semi acceptable sound level.
This only seems to happen with films encoded using AC3 sound but funnily enough not all films I have converted using AC3 are that bad that I need to fully increase the volume on the Television. (must just depend on the way it was originally encoded)
I usually use TMPG DVD Author and the audio stream is (mpeg2 224kbps)
Is there anything I can do to increase/convert the sound output from the original AC3 audio in order to obtain an acceptable sound level on my Televison?
Thanks
Knoxy :confused:
This is what I normally do:
1. Split the audio and video using Virtual Dub. If Virtual Dub doesnt like the audio e.g. AC3 I then use Goldwave to extract the audio from the movie. (I save all audio as uncompressed WAV files)
2. I then create an Avisynth script into order to convert the film to 25fps (PAL).
3. I then load the Avisynth script file into MC encoder to create a DVD compliant mpeg2 file.
etc etc...
To cut a long story short the problem starts when I play the created DVD on my Television the sound is awful and I need to fully increase the volume in order to at least obtain a semi acceptable sound level.
This only seems to happen with films encoded using AC3 sound but funnily enough not all films I have converted using AC3 are that bad that I need to fully increase the volume on the Television. (must just depend on the way it was originally encoded)
I usually use TMPG DVD Author and the audio stream is (mpeg2 224kbps)
Is there anything I can do to increase/convert the sound output from the original AC3 audio in order to obtain an acceptable sound level on my Televison?
Thanks
Knoxy :confused: