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colinpost
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i have changed the *.vbo file to a *.mpg file, by renaming it. when i play the new file in windows media, there is no sound. have made the usual checks and everything appears ok....so where is the audio !?
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Rasczak
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I assume you mean .VRO file. Simply by renaming it as an .MPG doesn't make it a legal MPEG file - the VRO is a container file with other information which means it can't be read properly by just changing the name. You need to demux the files into .m2v and .ac3 streams in a programme like TMPG Enc Author. Of course compatible programmes (such as WinDVD 4+) can play VRO files directly without renaming at all.
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colinpost
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my volume1 folder has the following files
video_ts.bup
video_ts.vob
video_ts.ifo
vts_01_0.bup
vts_01_0.vob
vts_01_0.ifo
there is no *.vro file ...help!!!
video_ts.bup
video_ts.vob
video_ts.ifo
vts_01_0.bup
vts_01_0.vob
vts_01_0.ifo
there is no *.vro file ...help!!!
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colinpost
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YES that works !!!. but........
I have not loaded the files to a DVD disc, but to an ordinary CD ( the files total =550mb). Interestingly, what is happening is that the created menu is shown for an instant and is is immeditely followed by the video. Do you think this problem has been created by me via way i created the menu in tmpg, or is it that i used a CD disc and not a DVD disc ?
I have not loaded the files to a DVD disc, but to an ordinary CD ( the files total =550mb). Interestingly, what is happening is that the created menu is shown for an instant and is is immeditely followed by the video. Do you think this problem has been created by me via way i created the menu in tmpg, or is it that i used a CD disc and not a DVD disc ?
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colinpost
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good detective work !!!
it runs perfectely from the HDD......sound ....menu..... choice of clips .............mmmmm
it runs perfectely from the HDD......sound ....menu..... choice of clips .............mmmmm
Rasczak
Distinguished Member
It must be the CD then. May I suggest you have a look at these forums:
http://forum.digital-digest.com/
They are probably the internet's leading resource for video editting and somebody there will be able to offer further advice. There might be someway to author onto a CD with working menus - I haven't been down that route so can't really help.
http://forum.digital-digest.com/
They are probably the internet's leading resource for video editting and somebody there will be able to offer further advice. There might be someway to author onto a CD with working menus - I haven't been down that route so can't really help.
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colinpost
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cheers