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Sean Seah October 18th, 2005 06:33 PM

ac3 stereo problem..
 
I noticed there r 3 settings for ac3 rendering.I was only able to generate ac3 using the default template.A copy rendered in Stereo didnt work in DVDA3.I used an external stereo mic via the horseshoe for capturing.Does anyone know why the stereo mode doesnt work?

Edward Troxel October 18th, 2005 06:57 PM

I render using the Stereo DVD template for use in DVD Architect.

Sean Seah October 18th, 2005 09:17 PM

Man thaz really strange! I could not heard anything when I did the preview in DVDA3.But I was able to render the stereo ac3 successfully.. funny.. could it be settings with in DVDA3?

Jim Montgomery October 18th, 2005 10:24 PM

In DVA double click on your video file, select media in the upper right hand corner and be sure that your .ac3 file is selected as the audio source.

Sean Seah October 18th, 2005 11:19 PM

Ok I'll check.Just thinkin its funny cuz it works for default template but not stereo template!

Edward Troxel October 19th, 2005 07:30 AM

I don't know of any settings in DVDA that would prevent hearing a Stereo DVD AC3 file. Now... if you rendered to an MPEG2 file using the DVDA preset (which does NOT include audio) and, for some reason, DVDA did not manage to find the AC3 file, I can see where you would hear silence. If you just go to the properties and then manually set the AC3 file, all should be fine.

Laurence Kingston October 19th, 2005 09:06 AM

I use the stereo preset for AC3 renders all the time and author with DVDA 3. I've never had any problems.

Graham Bernard October 19th, 2005 10:03 AM

AC3 files not in the same folder as the MPEG2s? Or named differently?

Edward Troxel October 19th, 2005 10:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Graham Bernard
AC3 files not in the same folder as the MPEG2s? Or named differently?

That's what I was assuming in my post above.

Sean, make sure when you create the files, they are in the same folder AND named appropriately. PLUS, the MPEG2 file should NOT have audio (like the DVDA presets).

So, you might have:
myvideo.mpg
myvideo.ac3


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