False MP3 files were created after capturing HDV

Hi,
Capturing from by Canon XH-A1 works fine.
Just the files that were created have the extension *.MP3
When you change this extension to *.mpeg afterwards, it works properly.
Question:
How to capture in *.mpeg directly? And not in that akward false mp3?
Thanks in advance
PR (The Netherlands)

Here you go:
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/HDVSplit

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