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  1. 8th Jan 2005 03:00 #1
    Magikx21
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    I'm having a problem with certain .avi files I try to rip the .wav from. I use virtual dub and when I try to get save the sound to .wav it ends up not fully copying it. Currently I have aprrox. a 120 min file and when I save the .wav only 37min of sound saves what should I do?
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    Bad frames in the source? Just a guess...

    Scan using VirtualDub and see what it says...
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    www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=243709&start=0
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    Avi2Wav should work as well.
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    Can you load the AVI into TMPGEnc and then export a WAV file?

    Look on TMPGEnc's File menu for the 'Output to file' option.

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