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  1. 18th Apr 2005 10:40 #1
    jami1
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    I am not sure if anyone is going to be able to help me here but I have an archos AV 400, that I recorded from, I want to take the video that I recorded from the TV and create an MP3 the video recorded.

    I am not sure what program I should use. or how I would even begin to do this. I know its possible. I also would like to edit the video.

    Thanks for all the help in advance.
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    Use virtualdub. Check the guides for help.
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    Audio from AVI might (not always, but often) be extracted by loading the AVI in Goldwave. Then it's just to save (WAV).

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    Goldwave is a good option. Or load file in VirtualDubMod. goto Streams > Streams List. Select the audio stream and click "Demux". If audio not already MP3 then convert to MP3 using Besweet or HeadAC3he or any other of your liking.
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