Need to join a Mpeg2 with a WAV, having issues

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  • kileran
    Uber User
    • Jul 2002
    • 3
    #1

    Need to join a Mpeg2 with a WAV, having issues

    So here's what i've got. an .M2V file, and the .wav file that goes with it. I'm trying to "multiplex them" i guess, meaning make them into one file. I'm having issues getting a program to let me do it.

    Nandub - wont load the MPEG-2 video
    Virtual Dub - Wont load the MPEG-2 Video
    Virtual Dub Mod - Loads the MPEG-2, but doesn't handle audio
    TMPGEnc.exe - This is actually what is recomended by the maker of the tool i used to extract the MPEG-2, but for whatever reason, this program no longer supports MPEG-2.

    One other method i've tried is using this Virtual Dub MOD to convert the MPEG-2 into a .avi, but i'm not using it right, and it always removes the framerate, making the video play as fast as it can. Otherwise it worked fine, i actually got my multiplexed file, but it played an 8 second clip in about .75 of a second.

    Can anyone recomend a program, or maybe an older version of a program, that will let me load the WAV and the .M2V and make them one file? I know how to use all of the programs i've listed here, i just cant make them do what i want.

    Oh, i see now that this is a MPEG-4 Sub-forum, and i appologize for that, but i dont see a forum that's closer to what i'm looking for.

    Any help is still appreciated.
    Last edited by kileran; 28 Aug 2006, 04:25 AM.
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    • LT. Columbo
      Demigod of Digital Video
      • Nov 2004
      • 10671
      #2
      TMPGEnc.exe - This is actually what is recomended by the maker of the tool i used to extract the MPEG-2, but for whatever reason, this program no longer supports MPEG-2.
      only if you have the free version 2 ways you can do this easily. first do you wish this to be on dvd? if so:

      download and install trial of TMPGEnc dvd author. (full 30 days). add the .m2v as video source and .wav file as audio>author. simple as that.

      or

      using belight, convert the .wav file to .mp2 (freeware). then, using TMPGEnc Plus Multiplex the .m2v file and the .mp2 file (file>mpeg tools>multiplex, use mpeg-2 program VBR). now you will have an mpeg file with sound
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        • kileran
          Uber User
          • Jul 2002
          • 3
          #3
          Thank you very much, i'l get the correct version of TMPGEnc and i should be set.

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            • benbryant
              Digital Video Master
              Digital Video Master
              • Aug 2005
              • 1314
              #4
              @kileran

              TMPGENc is a nice tool for that. But if you want to have a wonderful free tool to mux .m2v and .wav files, you can download and use Muxman instead. Get it from the link below:

              http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/muxman_0_15P.zip


              Regards
              Last edited by benbryant; 28 Aug 2006, 08:24 AM.

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