svcd audio stuttering

[xsquid]

I have been trying to convert several avi's without luck. I have tried converting from avi to mpg using tmpgenc and get no audio. If I cut the avi first I get a few minutes of perfect audio then nothing. I have tried extracting the wav audio with virtual dub uncompressed, then use tmpgenc to convert the avi and wav to mpg. I used the directions in this thread, but I still get the choppy audio.

http://forum.digital-digest.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2777

If I download an already converted svcd movie and burn it it plays perfect. I don't know how many different ways I've tried this and it winds up the same. Right now I'm converting an avi to mpg that I extracted and re-ccompressed and merged with the ave to see if that makes a difference. I'm pulling what little hair I have left out. I'm sorry if I didn't use the propery terminology, or have left out something pertinent, but I'm new to video. I appreciate any help.

[setarip]

"I have tried extracting the wav audio with virtual dub uncompressed"

Have you played this audio-only file, to make certain that it's not the "choppy" culprit?

By the way, what was the audio format of the original .AVI?

[xsquid]

Yes, the audio file plays fine, it also plays just fine as an avi using powerdvd.

Mpeg layer-3 is what several of the movies say. I have one that says divx audio, but I havn't tried it yet. I have tried on about 4 different movies.

I'm trying the divx audio movie right now. I chopped it in half as an avi and the sound was still there, so I cut about 10 minutes of the movie I am converting th svcd and am going to put on a cdrw to see how it works. I should know in a little while.

Nope, the divix audio does the same thing.