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  1. 24th Oct 2004 04:55 #1
    pcole1803
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    Have downloaded the xvid codec Divx pro 5.2.1 to enable TPMPGnc Plus to read xvid files which worked fine, but when playing the xvid file before encoding I cant get any sound, the picture is fine but no sound!!
    Any help greatly appreciated
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  2. 24th Oct 2004 05:02 #2
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    use gspot to identify if you miss any audio codec like ac3

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  3. 24th Oct 2004 05:05 #3
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    Im not playing them through TMPgEnc, Im playing them through windows media player to check they are ok before I go to encode them throgh TMPGEnc
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  4. 24th Oct 2004 05:14 #4
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    have used g spot & it says the codec is installed & should work fine but still no sound!
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  5. 24th Oct 2004 13:44 #5
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    Try playing it with VLC media player. If it plays OK with sound, then you probably do have a codec problem. BTW, what did Gspot say the audio format was?
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  6. 24th Oct 2004 14:10 #6
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    Im playing them through windows media player to check they are ok
    That an AVI plays in Media Player tells you absolutely nothing about the integrity of the AVI.

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  7. 24th Oct 2004 14:13 #7
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    TMPGEnc doesn't do AC3 audio, if that's what's in the AVI. (XviD is a video codec, and has nothing to do with audio related problems.)

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  8. 24th Oct 2004 15:17 #8
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    Ive had to install a new ac3 codec even though g spot said there was one there, ive now got audio!
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  9. 25th Oct 2004 02:28 #9
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    The general procedure is to extract audio and decode to WAV before letting it on to TMPGEnc, but if it works, fine!

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