Burn OGM to DVD-/+R?

[Kamikaze]

I recently downloaded an anime series called reccord of lodoss war from the net, it is encoded to with OGM. I tryed encoding it to avi, but get no audio.

Its not that I really want it in avi, I just don't know of a DVD burning software that will take the OGM file and allow me to burn it to a DVD-/+R.

Does anyone know of a way to do this... I would prefer to have menus in my DVD also, so if anyone has any ideas, please let me know

[ormonde]

"I tryed encoding it to avi, but get no audio."

What program did you use when you attempted to encode to AVI?

[Kamikaze]

VirtualDubMod, encoded with no audio, I am just trying to get it into DVD format...

[ormonde]

In VDM, go to "File" > "File Information" and post everything in both the "Video" and "Audio" sections of the dialog box, or post a screen capture of the information.

[Kamikaze]

Ok, I took some basic info down, left out the crap that I felt was non-important. Let me know if I left out something you needed out of this.

Video Stream

Frame Size : 640x480 23.976 FPS
FourCC Code: FourCC: [DX50]
DivX 5.x codec
Decompressor: DivX Pro(tm) 5.1.1 codec
Data Rate 1024 kbps


Audio Stream

Sampling Rate: 48000Hz
Channels : 2 (stereo)
Audio Tag : Tag: 0xfffe, Not decoadable
Extensible wave format (or ogg vorbis)
Layout : 38 Chuncks
Data Rate : 128 kbps

[ormonde]

"Audio Tag : Tag: 0xfffe, Not decoadable"

This is a bit suspect. Are you able to play the file successfully with the audio intact with a software player?

[Kamikaze]

Once I found out what OGM was, and found its a video file, I sent it to windows media player, and it played just fine, with the audio intact, so I know everything is there.

[ormonde]

OGM is just another type of container much like AVI. If you already converted it previously to AVI (silent-no audio), try to save the audio separately as a WAV file. Then use an encoding program such as "TMPGEnc" or "TMPGEnc Plus" to encode the silent AVI to a DVD compliant mpeg-2 file. then you can "Multiplex" the video and audio together to form a "New" mpeg-2 file.

[Kamikaze]

Ok, I am just really dont know the software, but after playing with it awhile, I figured out how to seperate the audio, and even subtitle streams, so I am playing with it. As long as I have an audio file, and a video file, I can work with it. To bad there wasn't a DVD burning software out there with OGM support. Thanks for your help... this is the first time I encountered this file format...

[ormonde]

"Thanks for your help"

Glad to be of help

[BoF]

ogm is designed to contain ogg vorbis audio, what avi can't do. ogg vorbis sounds better than mp3 and if you want to change the container into avi, you have to transcode the ogg to mp3, what is lossly.