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Bruise · shane forum guru Posts: 939 Location: Mobile, AL

I'm trying to burn the ONETHING videos to a DVD using PowerDVD Version 3. The sound of the videos is AC3 and my PowerProducer is not recognizing it. It just records silence. I need to find an ac3 codec that will fix this. I downloaded the "ac3filter 1.45b" but that didn't work. Any help?

Brian · Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2007 6:07 am Post subject:

If you have Nero it will easily burn these files.

Just move all the files to the disc (in nero) and burn. Nero will do the sorting and all.
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Bruise · shane forum guru Posts: 939 Location: Mobile, AL

I tried Nero and Roxio as well. Still no sound. Sad

Bruise · shane forum guru Posts: 939 Location: Mobile, AL

I just burned the videos onto a DVD with Nero 7 but there are those little pauses and jumps during the songs. Brian, have you burned these to a DVD and if you have did you experience the same problem?

Brian · Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 11:32 pm Post subject:

I have not, sorry.
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Bruise · shane forum guru Posts: 939 Location: Mobile, AL

Did you use Nero to burn yours? Do you remember how the audio goes dead in certain spots on the mp3's that were uploaded to the FTP site? Those are the same spots that the audio goes dead on my DVD. I thought it might be the file itself but if you didn't have this problem than it can't be the file.

Brian · Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:16 pm Post subject:

I didn't burn them.
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Brian · Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:35 pm Post subject:

You can watch them on the computer using vlc player.
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Sam · protege Posts: 72

Actually, Bruise, I know what you are talking about.

The files that were uploaded were all damaged, so the files play, but there is no time-tracking.

Therefore, whenever I watch it, if I wanna go to a certain part maybe 30 minutes into the file, then I have to fast-forward it until I get there, because the file has lost the ability to recognize the seeker.

I'm not sure if I'm making sense (probably using wrong terminology), but I am having the same problem as you. I haven't tried burning it, but I know that if I do, the same thing will happen.

There's really nothing you can do because the original files were already damaged. You can try googling stuff up on how to repair a damaged video file, but I don't know what else to do.