invalid audio stream with nero after rip

imwithstupid · 23rd November 2002, 00:21

ok i finally got my computer back to working but i had to go and redownload dvd2svcd and set it back up.ok anyways i just done a rip and i went to burn it with nero and i got this error
the following problems were found
-invalid audio stream: 48000 Hz, 2 channels

i was just woundering what causes this?what settings do i gotta change befor i start the rip so i dont get this error again.

LeonMcNichol · 23rd November 2002, 00:32

That's an easy one that you should have been able to figure out. You just need to downsample. In any case you should be able to burn by turning standard compilance off in Nero. Most DVD players that support SVCDs, can play 48000hz as well as the standard 44100hz. Actually, you should burn the cue/bin file that DVD2SVCD belches out.

imwithstupid · 23rd November 2002, 00:49

thats what i figured i had to do but i wasnt 100% sure.yeah i can turn off the standard compilance and burn it that way.also i dont creat a bin/cue i just have it give me mpeg2 files of the movie.

chainsaw135 · 23rd November 2002, 01:28

@imwithstupid Well not sure why you dont make the cue/bin files as your losing chapters the way your doing it. Also as you see your having nero giving you error messages not that it matters nero is
kinda lame like that when you burn by itself

What i'd say is try it
this way, have dvd2svcd make the cue/bin files then load the cue file
in Deamon Tools and burn with nero using the cd copy selection. You can find the way to do this here http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21859

Q61: is where to look.

markrb · 23rd November 2002, 03:33

You can have your cake and eat it too you know.
If you have don't delete files checked you will not loose those BBmpeg_muxed_file??.mpg files and still have your cue/bin files as well.

If your intent is to burn then erase you are really better off burning the cue/bin this way you have chapters and if you use subs you have them too.

If your intent is to burn and store a copy to burn in the future then you are still better off with the cue/bin files for these same reasons.

If your intent is to burn and keep a copy to watch on the computer then you have a good reason to keep both. You use the cue/bin to burn and then you use the mpg to watch. Unless of course you use daemon tools (find the link in the Q+A) and then you could watch the cue/bin just like a SVCD from the HD and still have chapters.

Mark

23rd November 2002, 00:21	#1 \| Link
imwithstupid Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 25	invalid audio stream with nero after rip ok i finally got my computer back to working but i had to go and redownload dvd2svcd and set it back up.ok anyways i just done a rip and i went to burn it with nero and i got this error the following problems were found -invalid audio stream: 48000 Hz, 2 channels i was just woundering what causes this?what settings do i gotta change befor i start the rip so i dont get this error again.

23rd November 2002, 01:28	#4 \| Link
chainsaw135 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 1,065	@imwithstupid Well not sure why you dont make the cue/bin files as your losing chapters the way your doing it. Also as you see your having nero giving you error messages not that it matters nero is kinda lame like that when you burn by itself What i'd say is try it this way, have dvd2svcd make the cue/bin files then load the cue file in Deamon Tools and burn with nero using the cd copy selection. You can find the way to do this here http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=21859 Q61: is where to look. __________________ http://biw.rult.at or #biw on efnet

23rd November 2002, 03:33	#5 \| Link
markrb Old fart Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 3,589	You can have your cake and eat it too you know. If you have don't delete files checked you will not loose those BBmpeg_muxed_file??.mpg files and still have your cue/bin files as well. If your intent is to burn then erase you are really better off burning the cue/bin this way you have chapters and if you use subs you have them too. If your intent is to burn and store a copy to burn in the future then you are still better off with the cue/bin files for these same reasons. If your intent is to burn and keep a copy to watch on the computer then you have a good reason to keep both. You use the cue/bin to burn and then you use the mpg to watch. Unless of course you use daemon tools (find the link in the Q+A) and then you could watch the cue/bin just like a SVCD from the HD and still have chapters. Mark __________________ Oh no Mr. Bill!

23rd November 2002, 00:32	#2 \| Link
LeonMcNichol Chief Inspector Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 246	That's an easy one that you should have been able to figure out. You just need to downsample. In any case you should be able to burn by turning standard compilance off in Nero. Most DVD players that support SVCDs, can play 48000hz as well as the standard 44100hz. Actually, you should burn the cue/bin file that DVD2SVCD belches out.

23rd November 2002, 00:49	#3 \| Link
imwithstupid Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 25	thats what i figured i had to do but i wasnt 100% sure.yeah i can turn off the standard compilance and burn it that way.also i dont creat a bin/cue i just have it give me mpeg2 files of the movie.