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  1. 4th Aug 2006 03:07 #1
    russellc
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    Hello

    I downloaded a movie for the children which descxribes itself as "xvid.avi". Played fine on my PC after I downloaded a few extra codecs. Video and sound OK.

    Then I used Nero Ultra to convert it and burn to disc - fine video but no sound. Tried Ulead DVD Workshop 2 - same result. So, after googling around a bit I settled on trying Avi2Dvd. Great looking interface I must say but when I burned the resulting mpeg, same result.

    Obviously novice user error on my part. Could someone please offer some advice on what I'm doing wrong!

    Thanks

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  2. 4th Aug 2006 03:49 #2
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    Need more info. Use GSpot on the AVI and post a screenshot. Tried convertx2dvd or divx2dvd?

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    Thanks for the reply. No, I haven't tried either of those 2 apps yet.

    Here's a screenshot [I hope]


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    Go see this in the theater or wait for it to be released on DVD. This is stolen copyrighted material you're dealing with.

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