please help with tmpgenc, converting mpg to vob

[aussiestew]

ok, i got an mpg file i want to convert to dvd..
tmpgeng runs through the file and saves it as 2 files a .wav and a .m2v (whatever that is)

in the output to, there is mpg, avi and wave... but no .vob

is there any prog out there where i can just drag n drop file(s) to one window, select output file format (.vob in this case) and hit run
(maybe have a few filters there as well, like noise contrast ect)

also, i know there are many progs out there to normalize volume on audio files, is there anything to do the same with mpg files?

[Paulcat]

TMPGEnc will create the files needed to make a VOB, but you need a DVD Authoring program (for example TMPGEnc DVD Author or MuxMan *FREEWARE*) to create the VOB, IFO and BUP files needed to make a DVD.

FYI: Your .M2V file is the video portion of your data, and your .WAV is the audio portion. If you combine them, you have an .MPG file. DVD authoring software will let you select audio and video seperately (as you can have multiple audio tracks on one DVD) to make your VOB...

Also, since your have your WAV file, you can edit it just like any normal audio track, I'm sure there is some freebee software that will normalize it for you (although why you's do that for making a DVD, I have no idea!)

[aussiestew]

reason for normalization, at least in one case is cos a lot of the mpg's are video clips, the volume is higher on some than others