VCD Mp3?

[pillowman]

loveo!
I would like to request help on how to change
a video in vcd format to mp3.
Please assist. Thank you.

[valzuniga]

You cant convert video to mp3. What you might mean is converting the video to divx (video + audio). Or ripping the sound from a vcd, and converting only the sound to mp3 format. Please be more specific, and make more sense when asking your question.

[bonafyde]

How would you convert VCD audio to MP3?

[gsewell245]

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On 2001-08-30 10:23:12, valzuniga wrote:
You cant convert video to mp3. What you might mean is converting the video to divx (video + audio). Or ripping the sound from a vcd, and converting only the sound to mp3 format. Please be more specific, and make more sense when asking your question.
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[gsewell245]

I am looking for instructions on converting vcd to dvix could you please help? Graham

On 2001-08-30 10:23:12, valzuniga wrote:
You cant convert video to mp3. What you might mean is converting the video to divx (video + audio). Or ripping the sound from a vcd, and converting only the sound to mp3 format. Please be more specific, and make more sense when asking your question.
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[Truman]

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On 2001-08-30 11:19:29, bonafyde wrote:
How would you convert VCD audio to MP3?

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Convert the VCD .dat file to .mpg with VCDGear, demultiplex the .mpg with TMPG. Convert the .mp2 to .mp3 with LAME, maybe you have to create a temporary .wav file, this can be done with TMPG.

[Truman]

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On 2001-08-30 13:44:11, gsewell245 wrote:
I am looking for instructions on converting vcd to dvix could you please help? Graham

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http://www.vcdhelp.com/avi2divx.htm
http://www.vcdhelp.com/vcdtools.htm
VCDGear converts VCD .dat files to .mpg
VirtualDub converts MPEG-1 files to AVI. If you want DivX, you need to install a DivX codec.

[pillowman]

Yes i would like to convert only the sound from a vcd to mp3. Is that possible? Thanks a lot!

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On 2001-08-30 10:23:12, valzuniga wrote:
You cant convert video to mp3. What you might mean is converting the video to divx (video + audio). Or ripping the sound from a vcd, and converting only the sound to mp3 format. Please be more specific, and make more sense when asking your question.
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[Truman]

I think, I answered this already. See above.

[pillowman]

Thanks truman!

[pillowman]

Truman,
can u suggest me other tools beside vcdgear cause i cant seem to open the file after i downloaded it... and it's like 100k file only.. when i execute it.. a dos promt came out.. then it automatically exit after 1 sec!

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On 2001-08-31 12:23:20, Truman wrote:
I think, I answered this already. See above.
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[Compound]

just use tempge to demultiplex then use a sound editer to convert to mp3

[Truman]

pillowman, there is also a VCDgearGUI available. You don't need to work with the command line console.

[blipp]

to open a ms-dos program in windows, you can't just double click the file (that's what guis are for )...

at the startmenu->run type: command

from this new ms-dos window u navigate to where your program is located, and simply type its name (*.exe)