I'm trying to use the Convert/Save feature to encode DVD video/audio, but I'm running into a great deal of difficulty figuring out which settings work. I was able to get ac3 audio using the ac3 codec and RAW container, but RAW doesn't work for the m2v file. Or is there a way to produce dvd compatible VOBs directly? For the moment I'm using Muxman, and I have yet to get it to accept an m2v file created by the Convert/Save feature, though it accepts the audio fine.
Any ideas?
Encoding DVDs
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Re: Encoding DVDs
You need .ps for vob compatibility.
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