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Yuem · 01-30-2009, 03:59 AM

Well, I wouldn't exactly know why MeGUI won't encode it as well, I never happened to have problems with the audio stream. Maybe these problems occur because you're using slightly different audio and / or video settings. If so feel free to PM them to me and I will try to recreate the problem.

However, you can always add the audio stream separately with MeGUI. To do so, select your movie like you would render it to an AVI-file and render it as a Microsoft WAV-file. You may have to deselect your video stream, since you want to render an audio-file. Use the same or similar (basically high quality) settings for the WAV-file like in point 3 of my guide.

When done go to MeGUI and at the "Input" tab just below "Video encoding" are the audio settings. At "Audio Input" add your newly created WAV-file. You can leave "Cuts" and "Audio Output" blank. At the "Encoder settings" select "LAME MP3:MP3-128ABR", "Extension" should be set to "MP3" and "Delay" should be at zero.

That's it. You can hit Auto Encode and simple follow the guide again.

01-30-2009, 03:59 AM	#7
Yuem Initiate Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 3	Well, I wouldn't exactly know why MeGUI won't encode it as well, I never happened to have problems with the audio stream. Maybe these problems occur because you're using slightly different audio and / or video settings. If so feel free to PM them to me and I will try to recreate the problem. However, you can always add the audio stream separately with MeGUI. To do so, select your movie like you would render it to an AVI-file and render it as a Microsoft WAV-file. You may have to deselect your video stream, since you want to render an audio-file. Use the same or similar (basically high quality) settings for the WAV-file like in point 3 of my guide. When done go to MeGUI and at the "Input" tab just below "Video encoding" are the audio settings. At "Audio Input" add your newly created WAV-file. You can leave "Cuts" and "Audio Output" blank. At the "Encoder settings" select "LAME MP3:MP3-128ABR", "Extension" should be set to "MP3" and "Delay" should be at zero. That's it. You can hit Auto Encode and simple follow the guide again.