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If you wanted to try the newer version then go with 6.04 Portable (which you'll have to get from the XviD4PSP website). I use XviD4PSP 5.037 (we have a direct link to this version on the TOOLS page for it). This way you don't have to demux or remux anything as the program will do it for you.

You can input the original file and select COPY for video (this means DO NOT RE-ENCODE) and select AC-3 for the audio and you can then have it output a TS or M2TS file (either should work with the TMPGEnc authoring program you have). Well there are a ton of ways to convert from one audio format to another but to make your life easy (and do it all in one step) I would use XviD4PSP However, the most recent update for Colossus allows various options such as level to be set and bit rate is about the only recording option I can set in the copy of ShowBiz I have. I am not using the most current ArcSoft ShowBiz because the one that the Colossus uses does not allow you to set the bit rate like the older version I use does.

For example, perhaps you are recording at a level it doesn't like. You could always compare the output of what TMPGenc Authoring Works gives you with your source via MediaInfo and you might find some interesting differences. And you say nothing about what resolution you are recording at, so again, 720p and 1080i are invalid for DVD and would require re-encoding. If you're making BluRays or DVDs then AAC audio would definitely be a problem. You make no mention of your final output format. It only records in H.264 for video and audio defaults to AAC unless you have a Dolby Digital source AND use an optical cable for it, in which case it will record AC3 audio. Cannot believe I have to say all this stuff like you were a first time poster.īy "HD-PVR" you mean the Hauppauge device by this name, right? Well, I have the Colossus which is in the same family. Really in a hurry, TBoneit? You posted like a clueless newbie there.