Thread: Problem with audio on dvd

Does the audio that you hear is the first or the second? That is, do you hear the 192kbps or 160 kbps? I'll mention this because if the one you hear is the first, you can try to create another avi, but putting the audio as you first second and the second audio first. This to rule that the player may not be able to detect anything other than audio in the avi. Have other avis two audio where you can hear both? Because being in mp3 audio, it does not surprise me that it produces the two, it would be possible if the audio was AC3.

For more information on the video, use the mediainfo. When you run it the first time will indicate in what format you want to show you the information (html, text, xml ...) Choose text, to be the default one, but then you can change at any time. When you open each video with mediainfo, copy and paste everything you put here in the forum, for comparison. I mention this because you also said mediaInfo which program created the avi, so maybe it has been made with different programs and one of them has been a problem. As a first idea.