Tmpgenc Audio Problems With Ac3 Xvid Films

[newcombe6]

cheers for all the advice lads, was really helpful and i appreciate it.

i found the easiest way for me actually was to convert the xvid's to divx using virtualdub (but u do get better quality if u encode the audio seperate), then use tmpgenc as usual to encode this file to svcd. it took a little while longer, but the result was excellent quality, and was quite simple to do in the end.

but cheers for the help - dvdr help.com was a really helpful

cheers again boys

[muchspl2]

are you could have just changed your vafpi settings and encoded the xvid with ac3 like you normally would
https://filesharingtalk.com/index.php...opic=93421&hl=
I encode xvid with ac3 all the time with no extra work, just so you know next time

[newcombe6]

yeah i tries that, and it still wouldnt let me open the video 'box' file. i set it up like you had done in the guide (but i did notice i was missing some of the plugins, would this be the problem?), thats why i did it the other way

but it would be good if i could get it going your way - it was a bit of a long winded pain in the arse having to convert and convert all day long!

[Gre1]

as for me i hate ac3 everytime I get one of thos movies it plays real low and i have to convert the audio it's okay because I was going to do it anyway to make a kvcd.