Changing files into MPEGs

**Boomer** · 07-04-2004, 06:31 PM

TMPGEnc is the shit. Through and through. But sometimes the file is compressed really well, so TMPGEnc doesn't find the audio track. If you have that problem, you'll need to rip the audio track separately in a different program. Any questions...feel free to ask. I've been doing the same thing for weeks now. Burned a 2:30 PJ concert from Real Media to DVD with tracks and everything.

07-04-2004, 06:31 PM	#7
Boomer The Wretched Posts: 4,690	TMPGEnc is the shit. Through and through. But sometimes the file is compressed really well, so TMPGEnc doesn't find the audio track. If you have that problem, you'll need to rip the audio track separately in a different program. Any questions...feel free to ask. I've been doing the same thing for weeks now. Burned a 2:30 PJ concert from Real Media to DVD with tracks and everything.