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bruce_wein 03-09-2004 08:09 AM

choppy sound burning with nero
 
i burned kvcd mpeg file in nero as non-standart vcd,i added menues too...
on me pc it looks and sounds excellent but when i put it in my portable Pioneer DV-535 the sound is choppy , it cuts every sec or two ...
my dvd is able to play kvcd
PLEASE HELP ME !!! how can fix the choppy audio ????

incredible 03-09-2004 08:27 AM

We can't assume how you did encode your KVCD so use this template from the K-vcd section and answer by copying that and fill out.

Thnx!

-----------------------------Please Fill out----------------------------------

SOURCE:

- Filetype (divx/xvid/mpeg/mjpg - so what says Gspot??) ? :
- interlaced(means combing on fast moving scenes) or not interlaced ? :
- Framerate (29.97, 23.976, 25.000) ? :
- Resolution ? :
- Audiosamplerate (44.1 khz, 48 khz)? :
- Audio Type (AC3, mp3, mp2) ?:
- Is Audio VBR or CBR ?
(some answers you get if using Gspot on the source!)


DESTINATION:

- KVCD, K(S)VCD or KDVD ?:
- Mode (mpeg1 or mpeg2) ?:
- Framerate (29.97, 23.976, 25.000) ? :
- Resolution ?
- Audiosamplerate (44.1 khz or 48 khz) ? :
- Audio Enc Type (mp2, AC3) ?:
- Encoding Appl. (CCE or TmpgEnc) ?:
- muxing Appl. (TmpgEnc, BBmpeg, etc.) ?:
- Authoring Appl. (Vcdeasy, VCDgear, Nero) ?:
- Burning Appl. (Vcdeasy, Nero, etc.) ?:

-----------------------------------------------------

shanum 03-15-2004 07:24 AM

getting this choppy sound too
 
i am also getting this chopped up audio... but its chopped up when i play on my pc... dont know about my standalone dvd player coz i havent bought it yet :mrgreen: this problem is not throughout the movie just in certain parts... and the prob came up only after burning the bin file to cd... :?

info: i backed up a dvd to kvcd using the kvcdx3 template

SOURCE:

- Filetype .VOB
- i guess its interlaced coz i had to add FieldDeinterlace() to get rid of those nasty jagged edges...
- Framerate 29.97
- Resolution 720 x 480
- Audiosamplerate 48khz
- Audio Type AC3 (i guess)
- Is Audio CBR (i guess)
(some answers you get if using Gspot on the source!) > .VOB is not supported by Gspot


DESTINATION:

- K(S)VCD
- Mode mpeg2
- Framerate (23.976)
- Resolution 528 x 480
- Audiosamplerate (48 khz)
- Audio Enc Type (mp2)
- Encoding Appl. (TmpgEnc)
- muxing Appl. (BBmpeg)
- Authoring Appl. (Vcdeasy) > added menus as well
- Burning Appl. (Alcohol) @ 4x

need help...pls....

Dialhot 03-15-2004 07:29 AM

Re: getting this choppy sound too
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
dont know about my standalone dvd player coz i havent bought it yet :mrgreen:

If I were you I would stop immediatly making KVCD untill I have a standalone to test the results !

Quote:

this problem is not throughout the movie just in certain parts... and the prob came up only after burning the bin file to cd... :?
If so, just burn at a slower speed. But that can also be a matter of CPU power that is too low to read a video smoothly from a CD or a bad configured DMA settings for the drive... In other words : there is no real problem.

That's also why it's better to have the standalon before to make any KVCD ;-)

shanum 03-15-2004 07:35 AM

oh... i forgot..
 
oh i forgot ...

the application i use to play the kvcd is PowerDVD (just in case the problem lies here) because it allows me to use the menus i made :buzzmile: but PowerDVD did play the image (.bin) file perfectly :? .. i havent checked it out with wmp because i cant use the slide bar to get to the problem parts of the movie :x

anyways... hope somebody out there has a solution...

cheers
:driveby:

Dialhot 03-15-2004 07:43 AM

Re: oh... i forgot..
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
but PowerDVD did play the image (.bin) file perfectly :?

So the problem is ONLY when you burn the CD ? Then I gave you THREE possible reasons !

I'm sure you' dont have any problem ! Buy a standalone and try.

shanum 03-15-2004 07:45 AM

Re: getting this choppy sound too
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dialhot
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
dont know about my standalone dvd player coz i havent bought it yet :mrgreen:

If I were you I would stop immediatly making KVCD untill I have a standalone to test the results !

honestly... i dont plan on buying a standalone anytime soon but the thought of 'near dvd' quality kvcd video beats divx any day... even if its just on my pc...

Quote:

If so, just burn at a slower speed. But that can also be a matter of CPU power that is too low to read a video smoothly from a CD or a bad configured DMA settings for the drive... In other words : there is no real problem.

That's also why it's better to have the standalon before to make any KVCD ;-)
i cant burn any slower than 4x using alcohol... i dont own nero... as for CPU... i have Athlon XP 1600... that should be enough for movies right??? it plays avi files fine from cd... on the other hand there might be something in this DMA config... how do i check that out and what are the proper settings for kvcd??

thanks Dialhot

Dialhot 03-15-2004 07:53 AM

Re: getting this choppy sound too
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
i cant burn any slower than 4x using alcohol...

No need. 4x is ok. Everything under 8x is correct.

Quote:

i have Athlon XP 1600... that should be enough for movies right???
That's means nothing : all depend about the settings of your codec / direcshowfilter. Especially in PowerDVD that do a lot of things on audio and video.
I have a P4 1.4Ghz and WinDVD. If a let WinDVD doing all it wants on to enhance the audio and the video, I use my CPU a 100% during playback ! The same video played with zoomplayer use barely 60%.

Look at you CPU while you are playing a KVCD. If it is near 100%, then you can have problems.

Quote:

it plays avi files fine from cd...
Not with PowerDVD so... :-)

Quote:

on the other hand there might be something in this DMA config... how do i check that out and what are the proper settings for kvcd??
What is your OS ?

shanum 03-15-2004 07:54 AM

Re: oh... i forgot..
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dialhot
Buy a standalone and try.

that would mean more money>>> that would mean robbing my girlfriend but i'm not that kinda guy>>> that would mean getting a job???... >>> i'll rob my girlfriend :lol:

Easier said than done... i'm sure i'm not the only one around who doesnt have a standalone... or plan on getting one... but still wouldnt mind that extra qualtiy on pc...

shanum 03-15-2004 08:01 AM

i just checked my cpu usage with the skipping in the sound PowerDVD was using about 15% CPU while total CPU usage was around 68% :? so its not chewing up my resources....

i have win xp pro

Dialhot 03-15-2004 08:02 AM

Re: oh... i forgot..
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
that would mean more money>>> that would mean robbing my girlfriend but i'm not that kinda guy>>> that would mean getting a job???... >>> i'll rob my girlfriend :lol:

BTW you should'nt have so much KVCD as you are supposed to do only DVD that you own... and I guess you don't own a lot ;-)

Quote:

Easier said than done... i'm sure i'm not the only one around who doesnt have a standalone... or plan on getting one... but still wouldnt mind that extra qualtiy on pc...
Nethertheless your solution is : stop using PowerDVD or turn off some features !

Dialhot 03-15-2004 08:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
so its not chewing up my resources....

Go in panel control / system / Devices settings. Look for "primary IDE" and open it. Check is "DMA if available" is set for all the device and check if there is not "PIO mode only" indicated anywhere. Do the same for the second IDE channel.

Note: how is you IDE configuration ? HD as master on IDE1 surely, but for the rest ?

shanum 03-15-2004 08:07 AM

Re: oh... i forgot..
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dialhot
Nethertheless your solution is : stop using PowerDVD or turn off some features !

so what prog can i use where the slide /search bar actually works with mpg files... (in reatime at least) coz wmp doesnt, divx player doesnt... oh and what happens to my funky menus :cry:

Dialhot 03-15-2004 08:25 AM

Re: oh... i forgot..
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
so what prog can i use where the slide /search bar actually works with mpg files... (in reatime at least) coz wmp doesnt, divx player doesnt... oh and what happens to my funky menus :cry:

Note : this problem is not related to MPEG but to KVCD. I mean than regular VCD mpeg don''t suffer this "not in real time" seek.
Use WinDVD. I switched from PowerDVD to WinDVD a long time ago because power DVD can't play correctly MPEG1 KVCD !

shanum 03-15-2004 08:28 AM

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shanum 03-15-2004 08:31 AM

which one?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dialhot
Go in panel control / system / Devices settings. Look for "primary IDE" and open it. Check is "DMA if available" is set for all the device and check if there is not "PIO mode only" indicated anywhere. Do the same for the second IDE channel.

for Primary IDE channel Device 0 and 1 are "DMA if Available" for Secondary IDE channel Device 0 is "DMA if Available" and Device 1 is "PIO Only" which one is correct? DMA or PIO?

Quote:

Note: how is you IDE configuration ? HD as master on IDE1 surely, but for the rest ?
i dont get this part.... :?

Dialhot 03-15-2004 08:38 AM

Re: which one?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
Device 1 is "PIO Only" which one is correct? DMA and PIO

Nothing should be in PIO. PIO is a lot slower than DMA (for instance, my HD bandwith is 40MB in DMA and only 7 if I force it to use PIO !).

What is the device connected as slave on the second IDE channel ?

Quote:

Note: how is you IDE configuration ? HD as master on IDE1 surely, but for the rest ?
Quote:

i dont get this part.... :?
That won't be easy :-(.
Tell me how many Hard disc you have and how many CD/DVD drive or burner ?

shanum 03-15-2004 11:47 AM

Re: which one?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dialhot
Nothing should be in PIO. PIO is a lot slower than DMA (for instance, my HD bandwith is 40MB in DMA and only 7 if I force it to use PIO !).

What is the device connected as slave on the second IDE channel ?

Quote:

Note: how is you IDE configuration ? HD as master on IDE1 surely, but for the rest ?
That won't be easy :-(.
Tell me how many Hard disc you have and how many CD/DVD drive or burner ?

i have 2 40 gig hds a cd rom and a dvd/cd-rw combo drive of the two cd/dvd drives the combo is 1st in the drive letter arrangement... when i boot it searches the combo drive first for bootable cd (i suppose that would make it the secondary master)...

i made an image file from the cd that had the skipping audio... loaded the image and it played perfectly... so the cd is ok... phew..

Dialhot 03-15-2004 12:10 PM

Re: which one?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by shanum
i have 2 40 gig hds a cd rom and a dvd/cd-rw combo drive of the two cd/dvd drives the combo is 1st in the drive letter arrangement... when i boot it searches the combo drive first for bootable cd (i suppose that would make it the secondary master)...

According to what you are describing, the DVD should run in DMA mode and so nothing to improve there.

Quote:

i made an image file from the cd that had the skipping audio... loaded the image and it played perfectly... so the cd is ok... phew..
I was sure about that ;-)

shanum 03-15-2004 12:14 PM

surround?
 
i was wondering... could this prob be because the audio stream is mp2 with surround?? encoded with headac3che... and my sound card is stereo?? still wouldnt explain why it plays fine from my hd :?


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