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MATA7 · 10-10-2003

I have some videos in AVI or MPEG1, Does any1 know, if is possible add DD5.1 audio, and if I can do it what program do I need?

thanks

Peter McCall · 10-10-2003

You'd need one of the DV authoring tools - high end. Vegas 4 is one that can render Dolby AC3.

But, do you have the necessary 5 tracks in the first place?

-Pete

MATA7 · 11-10-2003

thanks for you help man but what do you mean

"do i have necessary 5 tracks in the first place?"

**FutureProof** · 11-10-2003

He's asking if you actaully have a 5.1 sound stream or if you're dreaming about upmixing stereo

MATA7 · 11-10-2003

ohh yeah i have a Yamaha Reciver DD5.1 EX ,And DTS EX, also i have on my comp 5.1 spekers wiht my SBlaster Adugy

**AZImmortal** · 11-10-2003

that's not what they're asking. unless u have a 5.1 sound stream ready for use with ur videos, u can forget about somehow "converting" the stereo audio streams that come with the videos to 5.1.

MATA7 · 11-10-2003

Thanks for the help guys, and sorry for my poor ingles, but what is 5 tracks, and why do I need it for

Again thanks

**FutureProof** · 11-10-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by MATA7
DD5.1 audio

What do you mean by that?

MATA7 · 11-10-2003

Quote:

What do you mean by that?

Dolby Digital5.1

**AZImmortal** · 11-10-2003

ok, i'll try this again: unless u already have the AC3/5.1 sound stream that goes along with the video, u won't be able to recreate it.

Peter McCall · 12-10-2003

MATA7:

On a more do-able note, you can take an ordinary stereo sound track, the sort that you'd get from a DV camcorder, and render that to AC3. But, it would still be stereo, not 5.1. The compression/encoding technology would be much the same and the resulting AC3 track quite a bit smaller than the original, uncompressed PCM track. Indeed, the only reason you would probably want to do this would be for the space saving where, for example, you had a lot of material to fit on the DVD.

However, to end up with 5.1 you need to record them in the first place - you know, with five microphones!

-Pete

MATA7 · 12-10-2003

ok thanks all for you help

btw today i render a Musical video MPEG1 stereo to 5.1 sound,i use DVD Architect 1.0, but like you say Peter, on my Resiver it show 5.1 but i was listen and no sound like 5.1 sound,anyway thanks all for the help and info

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MATA7 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cuba Posts: 146	can some1 please tell me I have some videos in AVI or MPEG1, Does any1 know, if is possible add DD5.1 audio, and if I can do it what program do I need? thanks

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AZImmortal Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,944	that's not what they're asking. unless u have a 5.1 sound stream ready for use with ur videos, u can forget about somehow "converting" the stereo audio streams that come with the videos to 5.1. __________________ Vob Blanker \| DvdReMake (Pro) I don't respond to questions through PM that should be asked in the forum

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AZImmortal Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,944	ok, i'll try this again: unless u already have the AC3/5.1 sound stream that goes along with the video, u won't be able to recreate it. __________________ Vob Blanker \| DvdReMake (Pro) I don't respond to questions through PM that should be asked in the forum

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10-10-2003	#2 (permalink)
Peter McCall Resigned Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: U.K. Posts: 484	You'd need one of the DV authoring tools - high end. Vegas 4 is one that can render Dolby AC3. But, do you have the necessary 5 tracks in the first place? -Pete

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MATA7 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cuba Posts: 146	thanks for you help man but what do you mean "do i have necessary 5 tracks in the first place?"

11-10-2003	#5 (permalink)
MATA7 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cuba Posts: 146	ohh yeah i have a Yamaha Reciver DD5.1 EX ,And DTS EX, also i have on my comp 5.1 spekers wiht my SBlaster Adugy

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MATA7 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cuba Posts: 146	Thanks for the help guys, and sorry for my poor ingles, but what is 5 tracks, and why do I need it for Again thanks

12-10-2003	#11 (permalink)
Peter McCall Resigned Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: U.K. Posts: 484	MATA7: On a more do-able note, you can take an ordinary stereo sound track, the sort that you'd get from a DV camcorder, and render that to AC3. But, it would still be stereo, not 5.1. The compression/encoding technology would be much the same and the resulting AC3 track quite a bit smaller than the original, uncompressed PCM track. Indeed, the only reason you would probably want to do this would be for the space saving where, for example, you had a lot of material to fit on the DVD. However, to end up with 5.1 you need to record them in the first place - you know, with five microphones! -Pete

12-10-2003	#12 (permalink)
MATA7 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Cuba Posts: 146	ok thanks all for you help btw today i render a Musical video MPEG1 stereo to 5.1 sound,i use DVD Architect 1.0, but like you say Peter, on my Resiver it show 5.1 but i was listen and no sound like 5.1 sound,anyway thanks all for the help and info

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