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  1. 1st Jun 2002 18:57 #1
    xerces
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    Is there a way to rip the audio from a .m2v video?
    i tried virtual dub and nothing
    would graph edit work?,if so how do i use it?
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  2. 1st Jun 2002 19:45 #2
    kbass85
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    I dont think m2v's have audio.
    I think
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  3. 1st Jun 2002 20:15 #3
    g0dZpr0fi7
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    It's probably just an mpeg2 with a renamed extention, demux with TMPGEnc.
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  4. 1st Jun 2002 20:23 #4
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    Mmmm...

    Ok, Guys! Here comes the bald professor again!

    The .m2v file is a VIDEO ONLY mpeg 2 stream, just as .m1v is a VIDEO ONLY mpeg 1 stream.

    You get this by demultiplexing a VOB or a mpeg 2 system stream in many programs like TMPGenc under the "Tools" menu.

    Hope this was of any help.
    In this industry, Sadly, The future was yesterday.
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  5. 2nd Jun 2002 11:16 #5
    g0dZpr0fi7
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    Well of course you are correct pacoreguenga, but it has become somewhat common for certain rippers to change the extention. I dont think he would have asked how to rip the audio if there wasnt any. :P
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