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NERO burns the video but without sound

whilson Posted messages 2 Status Member -  
ziggourat Posted messages 24624 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   -
Hello,
With NERO VIDEO, my MP4 films are burned to DVD but have no audio on my players connected to the television.
My films have been exported correctly since they play with audio on a DVD or USB stick on my computer.
Recording my video film on USB works with audio on my players connected to the television.
During the preview on NERO VIDEO, the audio is correct.
The sound is burned onto the DVD but disappears as soon as we hit PLAY on my players connected to the television.
NERO Express burns both the image and the sound of the VIDEO_TS files.
Thank you for helping me fix NERO.
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    Redbart Posted messages 20955 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   3 384
     
    Hello
    have you checked if your television can read mp4 files?
    it's an ultra-compressed format requiring specific codecs

    video-ts is not comparable to a video dvd
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    1. whilson Posted messages 2 Status Member
       
      Thank you, but that's not the issue. I have no problems reading all the movies I've made before on my player and TV. It's a NERO problem when burning a DVD.
      My movies have been exported correctly since they play with AUDIO on a DVD or USB stick on my computer.
      Recording my video film on USB works with audio on my players connected to the television.
      During the preview on NERO VIDEO, the audio is correct.
      The SOUND is burned onto the DVD media but disappears as soon as we hit PLAY on my players connected to the television.
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  2. ziggourat Posted messages 24624 Registration date   Status Contributor Last intervention   5 342
     
    Hello,

    If you were creating DVD-Video, you should have the option to choose the audio codec you want, such as Dolby Digital for AC3 or Stereo for MP2 or maybe others...
    It used to be under Options:

    Try using DVD RW, if you have any, with the different options and don't leave the sound on default/automatic which might not be recognized by your various players, even if it seems strange to me...

    Best regards
    --
    Long live Bobo! ~ A little fish will grow up to be big ~
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