Video Sound

[Guest dr_teeth]

Hi folks,

I'm new to the forum. Just got my Vega and installed Paul's ROM. Excellent!

Just one issue I'm having, I have ripped some DVD's in MP4 format. The movies play fine but the audio is odd. In that all the background noise and incidental music etc is as clear as a bell but the actors voices are almost inaudible.

Anyone come across this before? I am using the stock media player and wondered if there was any particular media player on the Market that might work around this issue.

Hope I'm not repeating a previous thread but I have searched extensively and can't see any other mention of this.

Thanks

[Guest gingercat]

I suspect whatever software you used to rip the DVD hasn't encoded the center speaker channel (where most speech would be found)

[Guest terminaljunkie]

I suspect whatever software you used to rip the DVD hasn't encoded the center speaker channel (where most speech would be found)

Yep, possibly something in AC3/DTS that has not been reencoded correctly .

Edited February 15, 2011 by terminaljunkie

[Guest dr_teeth]

Yep, possibly something in AC3/DTS that has not been reencoded correctly .

Thanks Guys,

I used DVD Fab. Would you suggest it could be something in the settings?

Thanks in advance.

[Guest Dan Holliday]

Thanks Guys,

I used DVD Fab. Would you suggest it could be something in the settings?

Thanks in advance.

Before doing that, what media player are you using. I had issues with the stock player but Rockplayer Lite, seemed to work fine.

(And for info I use handbrake, if you're on windows you will also need to use something like DVD 42)

Edited February 16, 2011 by Dan Holliday

[Guest dr_teeth]

Before doing that, what media player are you using. I had issues with the stock player but Rockplayer Lite, seemed to work fine.

(And for info I use handbrake, if you're on windows you will also need to use something like DVD 42)

Using the stock player. I'm going to download Rockplayer and see if that helps.Will post if it does in case anyone else has similar problems.

[Guest dr_teeth]

Using the stock player. I'm going to download Rockplayer and see if that helps.Will post if it does in case anyone else has similar problems.

Out of interest, Rockplayer sorted it out. Play the file in hardware decoding mode and the movies are perfect.

Thanks for the suggestions.