Audio missing on burnt DVD

I keep burning the DVD but it always is missing audio in the same place!!! what can i do to fix this!?!?

Hi I
Most common origins to this is:
a - audio used are - downloads from iTunes
b - mp3 audio
c - to little free space on internal hard disk (can give many strange errors)
d - bad/cheap media
e - to fast burning speed (can't be changed in iDVD - work around)
a. Save out the needed audio from iTunes as an audio CD .aiff - use this in
Your movie project
b. convert to .aiff and use this
c. after Your iDVD project is composed. There should be more than 25Gb free
on the internal hard disk
d. There are medias with better (more) dye and those with less: I use
Verbatim DVD-R (no +R or +/-RW) disks
e. I save as "Disk Image" down in File menu. And burn this with Roxio Toast™
but You can also use Apple Disk Util tool
AND set the burn speed as slow as possibly eg x1, x2 or x4 => Less errors
Yours Bengt W

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Audio missing on burned DVD

Follow me on this one: Made an iMovie and shared it with iDVD. Did all the menu items, etc. and burned the DVD. After watching the DVD, I wanted to make some edits. I went into iMovie and did the edits.
I did not create a new iDVD with the edited iMovie because I happened to discover that when I made the edits in iMovie, they actually translated to the original iDVD. So I saved the project in both iMovie and iDVD and burned the new DVD.
PROBLEM: Everything came out perfect except, the audio. I have audio on the menu (which I put there) but there is no audio throughout the rest of the DVD.
I checked my iMovie and audio is there. I reviewed the iDVD project on my computer and the audio is there. I checked the audio levels on iMovie and they're at 100%. I made sure that the "check boxes" on the 3 lines of audio were checked and operable. I checked the "map" on iDVD and there is no indication of any audio issues. Yet, when I play the newly burned DVD, there is no audio other than the menu music.
Help!!!

Before you burn an updated project, it is a good idea to "Delete Encoded Assets" from the Advanced menu. That will start you afresh with new encoding for the updated project.
If you have incorrectly placed chapter markers in your movie, sometimes that can cause audio problems on a DVD. Make sure that you remove or reset any chapter marker within 1 second of the beginning or end of your movie, or in a transition. This would include the "beginning" marker that is automatically set.
You also could try dragging your iMovie project into a new iDVD project, and burning from there.
Instead of burning directly from iDVD, save the iDVD project as a disk image (an option from the File menu), wait until the assets have encoded (it takes a while), and then play the disk image by double clicking on it, and then clicking on your DVD player app icon on your Mac. If it plays fine, then your encoding is O.K. The next step would be to try burning a DVD from the Disk Image by using the Utilities/Disk Utility app on your Mac. Open the Disk Utility window and you should see your Disk Image icon displayed in the left hand pane. If it's not there, drag it into that pane. Select it and click on the burn symbol at the top of the window. Insert a DVD-R disk and then click on the "burn" button.

Audio missing on burned DVD's

Hi, After completing a project I try to burn a DVD on PE3. It burns the picture fine nut no audio. I try to burn the same to hard drive and again, good picture but no sound. Yet I am able to transfer it to tape no problem!
What could be the cause? My DVD playback software reports no audio stream on the VOB files, so it looks like its not encoding audio. (I've checked all the settings.)
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Mark C Lawrie
The reason that I questioned you on the Vaio involvement was
1. I thought that I remembered a similar PE3/Vaio problem at another web site which ended with Adobe saying that there was no fix for it for PE3 and 4.
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http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.59b5a5ae
Since Steve Grisetti is visiting this topic, for now I will step aside, just temporarily, for his further comments. I want to make sure that I am not mixing "apples and oranges" in my thoughts as applied to your specific situation. As author of the FAQ, he will tell us if I have.
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I can see these logo before when I play DVD-A or play DVD movies with SPDIF enabled on DVD software such as PowerDVD. And now it's gone, when play SPDIF, it does not show these logos at all.
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for the logos, someone asked how to know what kind of signal his card was decoding. I provided 2 examples:
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http://shingoyab.free.fr/creative/dts.jpg
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I'm using CS4, and have created a 30 minute film which I've exported as an H.264 - it's 653MB. When I play this file from my PC, it's perfect. When I burn it to a data DVD, however, the audio track is interrupted every few seconds with blips of silence - like it's stalling. (I've been unable to burn it as a video DVD so far as the various software I've tried rejects the file format.)
I've burnt it twice on my laptop and once on another desktop with the same results. I urgently need to send the file to a Mac owner - what should I do? Could this be a fault with the file or with the burning software? Perhaps I didn't do something right with the audio track?
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For authoring a DVD-Video, follow Harm's advice and Export to DV-AVI Type II w/ 48KHz 16-bit PCM/WAV Audio.
For a DVD-Data, you should not have an issue with the H.264, BUT some have had problems if using Apple's H.264. Many users find that the Lead, or MainConcept H.264 has fewer issues.
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No audio in burnt DVDs (another horror story)

Many have a similar problem but no one has quite the same:
- in iMovie project, audio sounds great
- in iDVD project, audio sounds great too
- exports to my iPod just fine (with audio)
- no audio when it reaches my DVD, however
EXCEPTIONS:
- audio is OK when playing with my iMac, iBook or any Wintel box;
- any audio is OK if recorded in the main DVD menu;
- all previous DVDs have OK audio, until last Saturday
In other words, no audio when playing with a regular DVD player.
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2. Preferences/settings are not OK in iMovie or in iDVD.

strange, however, because the DVd playewr can read all DVDs burned before Saturday);
I recommend a disk image burned to Verbatim DVD-R at 4X or slower using Toast or Disk Utility.
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Why is audio missing from movie

why is audio missing from movie

I think I may have confused you a little bit, sorry. Hope this might be easier to follow.
1. Copied nieces VHS tape to DVD discs. Tape runs approximately 2hr. 39min.
2. Put first part on work copy 1. This consisted of the lead up to the ceremony and the ceremony itself, ending with still shots of the wedding party, in the park. About 1hr. 1min.
3. Put second part on work copy 2. This consisted of the wedding reception, beginning to end. About 1hr 38min. No possibility of overlapping content.
4. Ran both work copy 1 and work copy 2 on the VCR that's hooked up to the TV. (Not the Toshiba copy machine). Both ran through, beginning to end with no glitches.
5. Opened Adobe Premiere Elements and loaded work copy #1 so as to make three finished copies, one for bride and groom, one for bride's parents, one for groom's parents.
6. When placed on the timeline, contents of work copy 1 had no audio for VTS_01_1.VOB while VTS_01_2.VOB and VTS_01_3.VOB were whole.
7. Tried for several days to eliminate the problem with no success. A.P.E. showed file sizes of .99GB, .99GB and 47MB respectively. The 47MB is actually about 2 minutes of still pictures of       the wedding party. I was not going to attempt to burn the project until correcting the audio problem.
8. Wrote in to the community forum and happily received your response. Tried every thing you offered without success. Though I am thankful for all your time and effort. While nothing worked       so far, I have learned a few things and will retain my notes so as to keep this information at hand. (Don't know how you're able to maintain all that info).
9. At this point, in view of the results of step #4, I thought to try Windows DVD Maker to see what developed. Loaded work copy 1 into that program, which recognized the audio in the first clip       (VTS_01_1.VOB). I did not run the work copy, beginning to end, in this program. But I felt that as long as the audio was present in the first clip, this program would allow me to burn the           copy. When the burn button was pushed, I received the error message "Will Not Fit", and the duration of 30 min for clip 1, 30 min. for clip 2 and 25 hours and 30 min. for clip 3. Clip 3 being       the 2 minutes of still pictures. After trying unsuccessfully to remedy this problem it was time to try a different approach.
10. Opened A.P.E. and loaded work copy 2 onto the timeline. Successfully made three finished copies of this disk in a short period of time.
11. Took the VHS tape back to the Toshiba to make another copy (work copy 1A) of the first segment.
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14. Accepted the fact that this has become a career. Can't imagine what you're thinking. Since beginning this endeavor I have become much older and grouchier. My dog will no longer walk         with me. Neighbors go back in the house when they see me coming. Oh, and my wife sticks out her tongue and makes funny noises whenever I turn my back.

MacBook will not play burnt DVDs?

Hi, not sure if anyone posted this topic already so sorry in advance, but i wanted to know why won't my macbook play burnt DVDs. The DVDs worked fine on my dvd player, my other PC etc. When i load the burnt DVD into my macbook it wouldnt recognize the disk and when i open the dvd platey and hit play it would say something like please enter a readable disk. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks.
Black MacBook 2.0GHZ 1GB RAM 80GB HD; 5TH GEN Black iPod Video Mac OS X (10.4.7)

I have the same problem with my MacBook 2.0 GHz.
The DVDs in question are DVD-RWs burnt with Pioneer DVR-520H, they work fine on my iMac G4 (DVD-Player & VLC) but when I insert the DVD in my MacBook the DVD-Player doesn't recognize the "media type" and VLC player gives me an error log like this :
vcd: search for kIOCDMediaClass came up empty
vcd: failed to get the TOC
vcd: no movie tracks found
access_file: file /dev/rdisk1 is empty, aborting
cdda: search for kIOCDMediaClass came up empty
cdda: failed to get the TOC
cdda: no audio tracks found
main: no suitable access module for `dvdnav:///dev/rdisk1'
macosx: Error: Unable to open 'dvdnav:///dev/rdisk1'
The interesting thing is that the DVD shows fine on my MacBook's desktop, I can open it and when I copy the VIDEO_TS -folder on my hard disk I can play it with no problems with either DVD-player or VLC.
So my MacBook can read the disc, it just can't play it - what could be causing this problem?
I have been suggested trying DVD-Rs instead of DVD-RWs, but I don't think this solves the problem, I wanna be able to play RWs too if they work fine on my iMac G4.
The DVDs have also been tested on PowerBook G4 (works fine) and Intel iMac (the same problem as with my MacBook = doesn't work). The DVDs aren't copied, they have material recorded from TV using the Pioneer DVR-520H (the same machine used for burning the DVDs) on them.
I'm able to play normal, rented or bought DVDs on my MacBook. Both machines are running the latest Tiger OS.
Thank you in advance.

Audio missing from saved project

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Source audio format: 48,000 Hz Compresses stereo; project audio format 48,000 Hz 32-bit floating point stereo
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Other app's typically running: IE and/or Firefox, perhaps MS word and/or Publisher, Mozilla's Thunderbird. However, I've "saved" this project with *no other apps* running, and there's still no audio.
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T

Thanks for all this information, T.
So why are you editing a 1440x1080 video in a 1920x1080 project? If this is AVCHD footage, it's very important to use the right project settings.
That has no effect on your audio, of course. But it could affect your video quality when you output your file.
That say, can you explain what you mean by "Audio missing from save project"?
Do you mean that you don't hear the audio in Premiere Elements -- or that you don't hear it when you output, say, an MOV or WMV file?
What file format are you exporting and what are you playing soundless this file on?
And, finally, is there no audio whatsoever, or is only some audio (music, for instance) missing from your output?

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oh sorry i forgot to add that i managed to play some of the contents directly from my storage disk:
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USB Bose Audio Doesn't Work & DVD/CD Ejects during startup 10.6.1

Anyone having this problem on the Mac Pro 8 Core
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What is the ouput of cat /proc/asound/cards, aplay -l?
For an example:
[firekage@arch_desktop ~]$ cat /proc/asound/cards
0 [XFi ]: SB-XFi - Creative X-Fi
Creative X-Fi 20K1 SB073x
1 [NVidia ]: HDA-Intel - HDA NVidia
HDA NVidia at 0xf6080000 irq 17
2 [U0x46d0x825 ]: USB-Audio - USB Device 0x46d:0x825
USB Device 0x46d:0x825 at usb-0000:00:14.0-7, high speed
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card 0: XFi [Creative X-Fi], device 4: ctxfi [IEC958 Non-audio]
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Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: NVidia [HDA NVidia], device 3: HDMI 0 [HDMI 0]
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Jimper
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I've shared a 52minute movie original in iM6HD to QuickTime and on two occasions the audio is completely missing in the resulting .mov (and also a .wmv version I made).
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