Hey, Gang! I have a couple of DVDs sourced from VHS--mono VHS, so I have audio coming out of just one speaker (!). Is there a quick 'n easy fix so that I'll wind up with a DVD that has audio coming out of both speakers? Pleez lemme know! Usually I rip with DVD Decrypter and I author stuff with TMPGEnc DVD Author 1.6. Thankewps!!!
You can demux the audio, convert it to stereo using Audacity, then mux a new DVD. 1 VOBEDIT- Demux VOB to m2v, ac3 2 PX3- Convert AC3 to WAV 3 Audacity- Load wav, adjust audio and output New WAV 4 FFMPEGGui- Convert New WAV to New AC3 5-MUXMAN- Mux m2v with New AC3 into New VOB (a New VOB folder with all the required files is created) vobedit http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/downlo...obedit_254.html Run VobEdit > 'Open', select VTS_01_1.VOB (the first large VOB of the title, the rest will come in at the same time). 'Demux' > select 'Demux Multiple Streams at once' The files will be saved as an .m2v ,ac3 and .sup if subtitles were selected. px3 ac3 to wav http://www.videohelp.com/tools/PX3_AC3_to_WAV Load the ac3 and select an output name eg ac3.wav Audacity:get the stable version. http://www.afterdawn.com/software/audio_software/audio_tools/audacity.cfm Use this link tutorial to convert to stereo. http://chacadwa.com/book/export/html/35 Export the file as 'new.wav' ffmpeggui http://download2.videohelp.com/download/ffmpeggui03c.zip Load new.wav and save as new.ac3 muxman http://www.mpucoder.com/Muxman/versions.shtml Load the video .m2v, the subtitles .sup and the new audio 'new.ac3' Indicate the language of the audio and subtitles. Press 'Start', a new DVD folder is created.
Thanks, man! I knew it probably wouldn't be simple or easy, but your reply is very thorough and concise! Thanks very much for being so helpful! I'll let you know how it goes!
@Boppy1999 Not at all, in fact it's easy. Each step is simple and fast and it's a great confidence builder to find out you can take a DVD apart and put it back together - and modify the audio too.
Hey, Attar! Just wanted to let you know that I was able to fix up those discs just fine with your advice and instructions! Thanks very much!!!
