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  1. 3rd Jan 2003 15:06 #1
    ZOPYRUS
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    When i am converting an AVI file to SVCD in TMPGENC it says Index Scan out of range..why?..
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  2. 3rd Jan 2003 19:29 #2
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    Did you first check the AVI for junk frames ?
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  3. 5th Jan 2003 05:49 #3
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    how do i do that??
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  4. 5th Jan 2003 06:11 #4
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    http://www.vcdhelp.com/forum/userguides/117930.php

    Like that
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  5. 5th Jan 2003 07:48 #5
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    lol thanks man..but now i got another problem.. it says.. "error occured when ACM was initialized" .. ????????
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  6. 5th Jan 2003 09:14 #6
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    So now you have audio problems missing codec ? AC3 ?

    Test out your system with these (Dont tell anyone)
    http://uk.geocities.com/emailplace/testclips/Index.html

    For AC3 install
    Moonlight Odio Dekoda
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  7. 5th Jan 2003 09:35 #7
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    dude you the man! thnx for helping me..

    but i havent tried it yet ... so i should download and install all of those?
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  8. 5th Jan 2003 14:51 #8
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    Nothing too Install, just unpack the zip files and play them. Each zip file comes with a screen dump of Vdub.

    Just updated them with AC3
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