Hi Everyone.

want to ask about audio L/R for Karaoke.
i'm new useing TAW4 and i'm trying to make a dvd karaoke with TAW4.

and i having a problem with left and right audio.
when i played in stimulation everythings ok.
but when i burn it, i can't switch L/R audio through dvd player remote. i have to back to menu screen and choose the audio 1 or 2.

then so far my suggestion is, i dont have stream audio channel. all i got is audio track and it make me can't switch the audio L/R from dvd player remote.

anyone can help me ?
i attach some picture

Thanks

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EDIT:

i just try to add the channel audio, and check it again from VLC.
but when i burn it, still no L/R in dvd player

help me someone.... :depressed:

Are you sure the DVD player allow left-only or right-only audio? Most do not.

thanks for the replay KPmedia.

in dvd player i have to switch the sound through dvd menu.
can't switch it from L/R remote dvd player

I've never seen DVD authoring software that instructed the video to play only L or R channels in the menu. I've only seen players that physically can select the audio channels.

It usually needs to be multi-track authored, not L and R separate.

If I were you, I'd use TMPGEnc Authoring Works, and then do a two-channel audio video. For one, that's going to be complaint to the DVD specs, and work on all players.

in karaoke vcd we can switch the audio (on/off the voice) channel L/R button through remote. right ?

2 days ago i burn karaoke dvd, and to on/off the voice i have to press language button.

can i make my karaoke dvd works like vcd ?

Thx

The multi-language DVD authoring idea is a good one. :salute:

It may use VCD -- you'll just have to burn one and test it. Some DVD players play VCD, some do not.

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