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  1. 18th Jul 2004 15:07 #1
    tlawlessrr
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    I have several encoded episodes of the 70s show that are encoded in divX3 with nandub.

    I want to convert them to mpeg but tmpeg and vdub say that there is no valid audio decompressor installed.

    I have several divx3 codecs installed.

    What can I use to extract this audio to wav?
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  2. 18th Jul 2004 22:07 #2
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    Gspot will tell you if you have the required codec installed.
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    Uhh yea I already know how to use Gspot. And I have all of the divx codecs installed.
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    Try Goldwave to rip the audio to wav.
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  5. 21st Jul 2004 04:00 #5
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    You need to have the old divx hacked codec installed. Do a google for edskes file mirror and download the "K-Lite Codec Pack full" there. Chose a custom install then install ONLY the divx 3 stuff.
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    Check and see if the audio is ac3,if it is then you will need to install ac3 acm decompressor.
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  7. 21st Jul 2004 06:19 #7
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    Alternatively you could use Cool Edit 2.X and choose "Extract Audio From Video" then save as WAV. Cool Edit lets you save as WAV any file you've got a DirectShow filter to read -- this assumes that you already used GSpot to identify the Divx filter you need and installed it so you can hear sound when you use Windows Media Player.
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  8. 21st Jul 2004 06:26 #8
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    DivX is a video codec, not an audio codec. I'd suggest the Goldwave method.

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  9. 23rd Jul 2004 14:33 #9
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    Not true. DivX 3.11 used a hacked Windows Media Audio (WMA)
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