Creating KVCDs with selectable commentary track?
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Re: Creating KVCDs with selectable commentary track
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On both support you must do 2 audio tracks, the regular one and the comment one with the regular faded in the background and author a disc with two audio tracks (the same way as if it is two different languages). The user just select it using the "audio" button of his remote. To be precise, VCD does not allow this, but SVCD does. It supports 4 audio tracks. To create this you just have to do a multi-track MPEG using for instance the "Multiplex" (not "simple multiplex") tool of tmgenc (menu file -> mpeg tools) and then author your SVCD with VCDEasy. |
figured it out
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I did not really understand if you will write something or if you ask me to write a step-by-step guide. In the second situation, I never did that myself, I just answered to your question. And will be happy to answer to all others that you can have.
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good luck
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In Tmpgenc 2.54, this is in the "File" menu as said above. ive a look at the same place in TmpgXpress. But else you can use other muxing tool (mplex, bbmpeg). |
I DID IT!!
figuring
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You are pretty fast to experiment things :).
It's good to know that this is working with MPEG1 as tmpgenc is better at this than MPEG2 (for low bitrate at least). Nice guide :ok: |
You're working with AC3 files? I would first decode them to WAV for processing in Audition. It's better to encode the commentary track to MP2 with BeSweet (using BeLight or BeSweet GUI) and tooLAME.
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For example, no matter what commercial program is used to create MP3s, if it doesn't use LAME, then the results will never be optimal, because LAME is the world's best MP3 encoder. Period!. Same applies to MP2 audio. For MP2 audio, the best is tooLAME, BeSweet or HeadAC3he, because they all rely on the same basic libraries. -kwag |
for yourselves
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You come here asking for help and then get pissed off when someone tries to help you getting the most out of your work? Nice attitude.
I see no reason to change the way I work just because a new trick comes around - until the new one provides better quality than the one I'm using right now. Go and tell the people at hydrogenaudio.org that LAME isn't the best MP3 encoder and they'll just die laughing. Or you could simply prove your point. |
Re: I DID IT!!
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I love loosing my time that way...
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