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his is Simple and it can be done without re-encodeing the Video.....
All you need to do is first Rip the "AVSEQ01.DAT" file off of the VCD and then rename the File to a file with a ".mpg" extention.....
Then you can use Tmpgenc"s "Mpeg Tools" to "De-Multiplex" the .mpg file into seperate audio and Video files....
Then you use TMPGEnc to convert the Audio file to an audio file at 48000hz.....
After the Audio has been converted to 48000hz you just use a DVD authoring program like "Tmpgenc DVD author" to author the Mpeg Video and Mpeg audio files to DVD......

Easy as Pie....Cheers

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Tmpgenc DVD author Does the Audio Resampleing for you when formating the Files to the Video_TS Folder but It also decompressed the audio to LPCM which take up a Lot of Room...No DVD authoring Program will Make a DVD with 44100hz audio because it is not DVD Compliant....

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Well CinemaCraft Encoder Basic will overlay a logo over the Video when in Demo mode but it only costs $58, and CinemaCraft Encoder SP will also overlay a Logo or watermark over the Video in Demo mode and the Full version costs $2000 plus these encoders do not have a Resize filter so you can resize the Resolution to 352+240/288-PAL so you would have to use a Frameserver to resive the resolution which is a bit complicated if you have never done it before...
You can simply use TMPGEnc ,It is a Lot slower but the quality is good...
Set it up to encode your File to Mpeg2 at 352+240 NTSC 352+288 For PAL and set the audio format to Mpeg1 Layer 2 at 192kbs at 48000hz and set the Video bitrate to 1500kbs and set the "Motion Search precition" to "High Quality" and this will allow you to get just about exactly 6 hours on a Single DVD or anywere from 3 long 2 hour movies or 4 short 90 minute movies...
The encodeing should be about 3 or 4 times as fast as when encodeing to the standard DVD Resolution.... Cheers

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Minion (AfterDawn Addict) 4 July 2004 19:57You can use 44100hz audio but the DVD Authoring Program will resample it before authoring to DVD so in Reality you aren"t makeing a DVD with 44100hz audio....

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WilliamIV
22 June 2004 15:18 I am using TMPGEnc Plus 2.5. I am using toolame.exe and ssrc as external tools in the enviromental settings. When I go to recode the audio file (mp2)I browse for the audio source when I get the mpg.mp2 file to show up in the output window I click "load" and I click DVD (NTSC).mcf. I open that file and select ES (Audio) only The audio file is greyed out and locked to 48000. When I finish re-encoding the audio file. I burn it to DVD using DVD Author. When I play it back using Nero video player or My Emerson Combo DVD VCR there is no sound.

If I just bypass the file separation and load the dat files directly into DVD author from the VCD files the sound is perfect on both players. I am able to get 9 45 minute tv shows on one DVD+RW ( I am using RW for testing) so I dont notice any problems from lack of compression. I don't see what the advantage is from going through all these extra steps when I can just author a DVD by just using TMPGEnc Author from the dat files without separating and recoding them (DVD Author does the recoding.)

Now perhaps the TMPGENc Author automatically compresses the files, I don't know I just know that it works. Other people have had the sound problem with TMPGENc but I have not been able to solve the sound problem when burning files that have been split.

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Minion
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4 July 2004 19:57

And you can"t use DVD Shrink to encode Files to the Sif DVD Format because DVD Shrink doesn"t have a resize filter and you can"t put 6 hours on a DVD useing the Standard DVD Resolution with any sort of Quality ...

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