avi burning

[Virtualbody1234]

thanks peat...i could always count on you to understand my stupidity.

Yeah. I've been watching that stupidity since you came back to the forum a little while back. I must say that you do have a lot of silly questions and you seem to like to make it hard for people to help you. To me it seems like some form of trolling. A lot of your questions were answered when you were here quite a while ago, why do we have to answer them all over again?

It would be better if you would at least show that you want to try to help others too.

About this thread... Get a DVD burner.

[johnq86]

ok i converterd the avi file to mpeg with tmpeg but for some reason when i play it on my dvd player there is only video no sound.what did i do wrong snd how do i fix the prblem?

[dodgy368]

ok i converterd the avi file to mpeg with tmpeg but for some reason when i play it on my dvd player there is only video no sound.what did i do wrong snd how do i fix the prblem?

Check out the sound settings on your dvd player and change them to the correct one for this disc.

[johnq86]

how would i check the sound settings on the a dvd player?

[Virtualbody1234]

It's your DVD player. Aren't you familiar with it?

You expect us to help without a make or model? Get real.





You were even given a perfect chance to post the needed info.

John, how big is the file and what do you want to watch it on?

Your answer?

a dvd player

[johnq86]

hey buddy calm ur ass down....ive nevr heard of checking the audio settings.the only thing that deals with audio settings is the volume buttons.but thanx

[Virtualbody1234]

You still haven't mentioned a model.

It must be "a dvd player".

[johnq86]

koss 305

[Virtualbody1234]

What kind of audio does your camcorder capture?? TMPEG won't encode Mp3 audio for example. I believe TMPEG will only encode audio from mp2 and wav. 44,100 is the standard for SVCD/VCD audio but most DVD players can handle 48000. Of the dozen or so players I've used only one had trouble playing 48000 SVCD,Koss 305.

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