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  1. 17th Jul 2001 04:50 #1
    MohammedVorajee
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    A question?

    I have a Pioneer DV-636D DVD player and like many out there it cannot play MP3's.

    However, considering that VCD's use MPEG Layer 2 audio, is it possible to use this format.

    At the moment I am taking advantage of the VCD format by Creating Music Video CDs.
    I would also like to create MP2 files and play them independently.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    MO

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  2. 17th Jul 2001 05:48 #2
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    Some thoughts in here: http://www.vcdhelp.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?topic=50874&forum=1

    Although it hasn't really been tested I'm hoping to take a crack at it tonight and see what pans out.
    http://adamrulz.com/
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  3. 17th Jul 2001 09:19 #3
    Safarijunky1
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    Use scmpx mpeg/audio player & encoder to get an mp2 file from a wav file and for playing the mp2. This is also a great tool to resample a wav 48 khz to wav 44khz (the playing time from both wav's are exactly the same)

    This tool can be downloaded form:

    http://www.din.or.jp/~ch3/index_e.html
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