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Mux'ing MPEG's and Losing Audio

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Bobcrane

Discussion Starter · Oct 4, 2006

I've been playing around with freeware to normalize ReplayTV Mpeg's for standard DVD player playback.

Here's what I did:

demux'd the mpeg.

ran Restream to normalize video.

multiplexed the audio and video using some other freeware piece (can't remember the name).

Got real excited when I saw the mpeg play on a standalone Apex, but there's no sound.

Ideas?

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chain777

· #2 · Oct 4, 2006

I take it your going this route because your cheap (your words, not mine

)?

That's a lot of steps to get a replay MPEG on a DVD. I don't have to tell you that Nero does this easily with one program (Nerovision Expess), do I?

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Jim J

· #3 · Oct 4, 2006

are you sure the apex can handle the mp2 Audio? (You didn't say this was going to a receiver or something.

maybe you need to change the audio output

I think a lot of players can handle a native rtv stream (once authored)

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Bobcrane

Discussion Starter · #4 · Oct 4, 2006

If I take a raw rtv stream and put it into most standalone players I end up with audio, no video.

This did the opposite. And I don't have it demux'd on the CD. It is an mpeg2 file I'm picking from the menu.

I didn't remember Nero being able to properly render a replaytv mpeg but it's been a while since I looked into this. I do remember womble being able to, but that was 100 bucks. Which takes me to Andy's cheap shot.

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