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Deathtest 09-19-2004 11:00 AM

AVI to KVCD burning problem
 
with the new version of TMPGEnc i used the Project Wizard, Scrolled down to "KVCD-ULBR-352x240-_NTSCFilm_-PLUS" find my video file and left it over night to convert. The Output file was a .m1v file which i'm guessing is the KVCD. Now when i open up Nero burner
select SVCD, uncheck the STandard SVCD option try to add the .m1v file it won't let me. Help me out plz!? thanks

rds_correia 09-19-2004 11:53 AM

Welcome to the forums Deathtest :D
Now, I'm going to give some hints here but don't expect to be creating a masterpiece on your 1st attempt :lol:
BTW is it your 1st attempt?
Ok.
What you have by the name of xxx.m1v is a file with video only.
And there's no way that Nero or any other tool will burn that file.
All you've done so far was done in the correct way.
But now you have to take your audio and join it to the video.
So, use VirtualDubMod to open your AVI and go to the Streams menu.
Choose Streams list.
There it will show you your audio track.
Right click it and choose full processing mode.
Now press the Demux button and choose a name for the file.
Wait some minutes before the operation completes.
Close VDubMod and use HeadAC3he or BeSweet to convert the (most probably) MP3 file to MP2.
Yes a KVCD/VCD/SVCD doesn't support MP3 so you have to convert it to MP2.
Don't worry the quality is very nice in MP2 :)
When you have an MP2 file and your M1V file you're ready to mux (join) them back.
Use bbMpeg/Mplex or Tmpgenc internal tools to do so.
You'll end up with a nice xxx.MPG file and that one you'll be able to use with Nero or VCDEasy to burn.
Please understand that I cannot go and explain the whole process in detail.
In the main page at www.kvcd.net you will find some guides on your right.
Please read one that mentiones Divx/AVI to KVCD.
There you will learn the whole process in every detail.
Or you can browse the AVI part of the forum.
Ask there and the guys will help you ;-)
EDIT: or you can download a tool named DIKO and have it done almost automatically for you. It has it's own forum.
Cheers


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