m2v to DVD

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  1. gaurav_in

    gaurav_in Member

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    i have a video in a file with .m2v extension. I also had to .wav files of the same name and duration along with this. and what i found was the .m2v file contained only the video and the audio was in the two wav file (one for each channel).

    Now i have to write a DVD from these files. I think i will need to combine them together and then convert to DVD format.. how can this be done...?? any suggestions..???
     
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    I don't know anything about the two WAVs since my encoder creates an 1+1 channels audio, not two WAVs.

    Try to do this (if your input file was an AVI). Load it with VirtualDub, do Audio____Full processing mode, File___Save WAV.
    Later, run FFMPEG GUI. Load the WAV. Select :
    Format: AC3
    Bitrate: 192 kbps
    Sampling rate: 48000
    Audio channels: 2.
    It it wasn't an AVI, try to transform it into something more standard (like a MPEG-1), then de-multiplex its audio. Later you'll convert the 44100 VCD MP2 audio into a 48000 AC3 audio as I explained.

    Then author a DVD joining the M2V with the AC3 (you can also use the free IFOEDit, it you don't want fancy stuff like menus or chapters).
    Otherwise there exist many applications (DVD Lab and so on)
     

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