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  1. i have an avi file that i am trying to encode using tmpegnc . it works except it doesn't pick up audio. i use g spot and it told me the audio was ac3 , so i installed it , and it still does not pick up the audio when i try to encode.......anybody has any ideas how to fix this....
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  2. If the is Audio Is compliant, (Sounds Like it Might be) Then you really dont need to Encode it.


    If you Need to..... Convert it to WAV and Use that.
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    Are you trying to make a dvd from the avi???

    Then just split out the ac3 and convert ONLY the video. Many authoring programs like tmpgenc dvd author will work with seperate video and digital audio. Since you're ripping out of the same file and not converting it there SHOULDN'T be any synch issues.
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  4. yes i am making a dvd out of the avi, how do i split the audio? i do not understand, can you please explain how to do these steps.
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    Use TMPGenc 3 xpress with the ac3 sound plugin .. it will handle the file directly without the need to split audio/video note the ac3 sound plugin only works with TMPGenc 3 xpress ... it will not work with TMPGenc
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  7. To extract the audio - Open the file in VirtualDubMod. Go to Streams > Streams List and select the AC3 audio. Click demux. The AC3 audio will be extracted from the AVI file and stored separately.

    Now open the AVI file in TMPGEnc. Select Video ES option and encode to DVD specs M2V file.

    Use the extracted audio and converted M2V file in TDA to author to DVD VOB
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