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  1. 5th Feb 2002 12:43 #1
    cam2085
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    I have a burned vcd with a hissing noise in the background
    I was told to use virtualdub to extract the sound & cooledit to remove the hiss, but I have been trying for ages to get virtualdub to work to no avail (plus I haven`t got a clue how to work it )
    is there an easier way & am I using the correct programs.

    any help would be marvellous
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  2. 6th Feb 2002 03:18 #2
    Truman
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    Get VCDgear from the tool section and convert .dat to .mpg.
    Open TMPG > file > MPEG tools > simple demultiplex.
    Demultiplex the .mpg to .m1v and .mp2.
    Load the .mp2 as audio source into TMPG, select file > output to file > save wav.
    Or just open the mpg in VirtualDub, select file > save wav.
    Open the wav in cool edit.
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