Troubles playing an .ogm to .avi file on my standalone

[C_mouamoua]

Hey guys :)

So basically, i have this .ogm file with two audio tracks. I converted these two tracks to mp3 files, to be able to play the file on my standalone. After that, i added a third audio mp3 track (with virtual dub mod). Here is how it looks with g-spot:

http://membres.lycos.fr/poiuytrezaqsdfghjklm//Ogg/1.jpg
http://membres.lycos.fr/poiuytrezaqsdfghjklm//Ogg/2.jpg
http://membres.lycos.fr/poiuytrezaqsdfghjklm//Ogg/3.jpg

The problem is that when i burn the obtained .avi file with three audio tracks and .sub subtitles, i can t read it on my standalone. However my dvd player (philips dvp 630) supports this kind of subtitles. So i guess the problem belongs to the .avi file.

Anyone has an idea why it plays fine on my pc but not on my standalone ? Is it impossible to have three audio tracks ?

Hope i'll get answers bye :)

[RedDwarf69]

This hasn't really much to do with containers but with hardware players.
These players normally aren't so well documented then since you created a normal avi with virtualdub with three audio streams and didn't worked, is safe to say that the player doesn't support them.

Oh, I just saw the AVI isn't interleaved? Should not be a so great problem, but better make it interleaved.

[C_mouamoua]

Hey reddwarf =)

Well thx for the advice =)

I thought it would be useful to try different ways to play this file. With two streams, one time with the two basical audiostreams, the other with one basical one external. Didn t work. Only one stream, didnt work..i tried with no audio streams, and in fact this xvid video file's been encoded with qpel..which, of course, isn t supported by my standalone.

Y'a des moments, je me mettrais des claques pour être si abruti...

I'll reencode the video file in divx 5 to make it work.

Byebye :)