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[Quote] #1
16 May 2005 02:28 pm
DC
Guest
Hello all. I have downloaded some movie files in rmvb format. Some of these movie has dual audio in it. I can play it on my PC by using the left or the right speaker only. But I want to burn these movie onto a DVD. I can convert these files to VOB and burn it on a DVD. However a standard dvd player will not let me switch between the different language. Please HELP!!!!!!!!!!!

[Quote] #2
13 Jun 2005 06:45 am
yea
Guest
Yea, I have the same problem too !! Anyone out there can help ??

[Quote] #3
13 Jun 2005 09:53 pm
USoldier
Guest
How did you convert RMVB to VOB files? How many procedures did it take you?

[Quote] #4
13 Jun 2005 10:11 pm
TopsyTurvy
Guest
There r 2 types of software that r capable of converting RMVB file(RMVB mean Real Media Variable Bitrate). 1 is WinAvi Video Converter n the other is DVD Santa. Both of them r shareware n U can try them out 4 free b 4 buying.

www.winavi.com/video-converter.htm
www.dvdsanta.com/features.htm

[Quote] #5
14 Jun 2005 10:22 am
yea
Guest
We need to know how to solve the problem on the audio. Is there anyway to extract one of the audio before converting to DVD ?? Basically, I only need one of the audio only.

[Quote] #6
14 Jun 2005 01:01 pm
DC
Guest
I am using WinAVI to convert the files. But with in the software, I didn’t see any options on selecting different audio during the conversion. Like Yea said, we need something that can remove one of the audio from the VOB file after is being converted.

[Quote] #7
14 Jun 2005 03:39 pm
TopsyTurvy
Guest
Try using dvd shrink...search 4 it on google...n u won’t miss it.

[Quote] #8
02 Jul 2005 07:36 pm
spidergirl
Guest
Hi,

I have the same problem - I want to remove one of the dual audio when playing on my dvd player. It works ok on my pc but I cannot switch the dual audio off on the dvd player.

[Quote] #9
02 Jul 2005 09:14 pm
DC
Guest
All, I discovered a way to play on a regular dvd player with dual audio on a dvd. I remove one of the audio cable from the back of the dvd player. This is only a temporate solution so far. If anyone knows the way to remove the one of the audio during the conversion, please post the solution. Thanks

[Quote] #10
04 Jul 2005 04:43 am
spidergirl
Guest
What I tried was to convert the rmbv file to vcd with winavi. Then I used VirtualDub to full processing mode and used the conversion option to select the right channel to have just cantonese audio. (In most cases, it’s the left channel which is cantonese) After the process, I saved it as an .avi file and converted this to dvd with winavi. Worked fine but a lengthy process! Also, conversion from to .avi is huge, like 9GB!!!

If anyone finds a program which does it all, please let us know!!!

[Quote] #11
06 Jul 2005 04:20 pm
Ross
Guest
I tryed to use dvd santa but it said unable to open video files ?

[Quote] #12
16 Jul 2005 12:49 pm
gobby
Guest
I just EO Video to convert my rmvb files to wav files (audio part of the conversion) after which I use TMpegnc to convert the rmvb file (input video file) and the wave file (input audio file) into Mpeg file.

[Quote] #13
17 Aug 2006 02:41 pm
Rick Davues
Guest
TopsyTurvy you are no help at all.

Stop listing unrelated packages!

[Quote] #14
12 Nov 2006 09:47 pm
Taru
Guest
Please help same need something to take off the 2nd audio thank you!!!

[Quote] #15
23 Nov 2006 06:08 am
control715
Guest
you need this programs and i have the serial for this one
>>>..ImTOO MPEG Encoder for the ould vercion 2.1.59

[Quote] #16
23 Jun 2007 01:15 pm
Entree
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Hi all, im having this problem too. after burning DVD video to my dvd. but i wanted to have the dual channel and as well as can switch in my dvd player. Can i do that? Pls help.....


Cheers

[Quote] #17
01 Jul 2007 12:09 am
beto234
Guest
use winavi converter to convert rmvb to mpeg 2,

use Tmpgenc dvd author to convert mpeg 2 to dvd standard.(when you add a file, there’s an option will ask you to choose which audio to convert, stereo or bilingual, choose bilingual then you will be able to have left or right channel when you are playing the dvd.)

[Quote] #18
05 Jul 2007 02:57 am
SOLUTION DUDE
Guest
Just winavi convert the movie to dvd first. Then use nero recode to remove the audio... Then use Ultra Audio Ripper to rip the sound from the dvd file. And then USE Cool Edit pro to edit the sound file — -copy the channel of the sound that you want, and then paste it in a new file and then save it. Then use Nerio Vision to burn your dvd. But before u press burn,
REMEMBER that u select the DVD file that doesn’t have sound....
After you imported the soundless DVD file in Nerovision, Go edit mode,
In edit mode, u can add the new sound that you just made...

Well, this is my solution to the dual audio thing, HOPE IT helps...

[Quote] #19
13 Jan 2008 09:46 pm
Roanstalker
Guest
spidergirl wrote: What I tried was to convert the rmbv file to vcd with winavi. Then I used VirtualDub to full processing mode and used the conversion option to select the right channel to have just cantonese audio. (In most cases, it’s the left channel which is cantonese) After the process, I saved it as an .avi file and converted this to dvd with winavi. Worked fine but a lengthy process! Also, conversion from to .avi is huge, like 9GB!!!

If anyone finds a program which does it all, please let us know!!!


Wow Thanks. This worked like a charm. My only suggestion is choose compression as Divx. Then it won’t come out as a 9GB monster Movie file XD

[Quote] #20
25 Jan 2008 03:51 pm
Ling
Guest
spidergirl you are a genius. I tried with Virtualdub the way you mentioned and it worked excellent.
Thanks!

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