MPEG to DVD

[munro_d44]

Have been trying to find software to convert MPEG movies captured from a DVB-S pci card to DVD. Have tried TMPGEnc, DVDLab & others. Some will make the conversion (after many error windows), but there is no audio file created. Others simply can't do it. Has anyone tried this?

[setarip]

What is the format of the audiostream?

[munro_d44]

As far as I know, D*shnet uses MPEG2 DVB stream.

[eiddi]

Re: MPEG to DVD

Originally posted by munro_d44
Have been trying to find software to convert MPEG movies captured from a DVB-S pci card to DVD. Have tried TMPGEnc, DVDLab & others. Some will make the conversion (after many error windows), but there is no audio file created. Others simply can't do it. Has anyone tried this?

here is a guide how to convert DVB2DVD. I have done it and it works fine.

you don´t have to convert just demux and author and burn.

perfect quality on the video.

link DVB2DVD

[sfheath]

I can't get that link - Bad Gateway but I don't demux - I transcode with PVAstrumento.
Latest version I accept all the defaults, add an ".mpg" to the file name for clarity, let it transcode to a Program Stream, then put that into TDA.
I'm using the Transport Stream from a terrestrial freeview.

[ormonde]

To eiddi:

Your link appears to be dead.

[munro_d44]

Don't click on the link...just copy & paste to the address bar. It'll take ya there. Damn nice how-to.

[eiddi]

SORRY

but I have edit the link now .

here it is again DVB2DVD

[rog_avio]

I'm very much interested in seeing this guide as well... for some time now I have tried many ways to convert DVB to DVD without re-encoding but none worked... The link by the way still doesn't seem to work with me... is it possible to write the full address instead....?! thanks

[sfheath]

The link just worked for me but earlier I simply copy/pasted as suggested.
I've found PVAstrumento quite reliable for changing the TS stream to a PS stream, then editing/authoring/burning from TMPGEnc DVD Author. Frankly the only errors I get are due to glitches in the original broadcast.

http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/DigiTV/dvbs-soft.htm