Muxman won't do VOB's

[idontno]

I had to set the Sampling rate to 48000 Hz and Bitrate to 192. Now Muxman accepts it.

I had to do it with BeLight. BeSweet doesn't let you set the Bitrate, I don't think.

Anyway it's working now.

Thanx all.

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[idontno]

OOPS. Spoke too soon. When I muxed I got a underflow error. Here's the log...

MuxMan version 0.18.5
AC3 not 48K samples/second
AC3 not 48K samples/second
new Compositor memory, size 2400 bytes, 100 entries.
new HLIE memory, size 47250 bytes.
Accepted audio C:\My Downloads\SG1 MP3\Stargate SG1 TV Theme.ac3
13:48:34 Begin multiplex VTS01.
Title Segment List
Segment_1 non-seamless
Buffering audio track 1 file C:\My Downloads\SG1 MP3\Stargate SG1 TV Theme.ac3.
Maximum audio duration 3710 fields.
Positioned G:\Mux\VideoFile.m2v to 00:00:00:00
Starting scene Segment_1_scn1 at 00:00:00:00
P-STD buffer underflow by 74283 bytes at 241508, sector 1211.
P-STD buffer underflow by 19493 bytes at 782048, sector 3305.
End of video file
Bytes remaining in buffer = 93776.
Bitrate - avg: 6109122, min: 4050989 (lba 3277), max: 9442864 (lba 0).
Shortest GOP has 20 fields, longest GOP has 30 fields.
Fields: 598, VOBU: 20, Sectors: 3720.
Video decoder buffer underflowed 2 times.
Check c:\muxman.log for details.
Resulting DVD will probably not play smoothly.

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[idontno]

What did I do wrong now?

I copied the VTS_01_1.VOB file created by Muxman into the movie folder (overwriting the old file of course).

Now if I play just the VTS_01_1.VOB file, it plays fine, music and all. But if I play from VIDEO_TS.IFO, the menu plays but not the background music, until I hit a button, then a few seconds of the music plays as it goes to the movie.

The IFO created was blank.

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[blutach]

First, of course, BeSweet can handle different sampling rates - it is the grandaddy app that BeLight accesses.

Next when you transcode the audio, make sure it is 48k.

If all goes well after this, no worries. But if you have a working VOB but no IFO, use IfoEdit's Create IFOs to make an IFO.

Regards

[idontno]

Next when you transcode the audio, make sure it is 48k.

48k? My AC3 file is 1.41 MB. 48k will give me about 2 notes.

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[anonymez]

He means the sample rate, 48000 Hz

[idontno]

Oh. ok.

Should the Bitrate be 192?

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[idontno]

I give up. I must have a bad audio file or something.

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