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  1. 17th Oct 2001 01:11 #1
    toddkillings
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    I have an avi that is too big to fit on a cd by about 15 meg. I use Vdub to cut off the end credits. The resulting files audio is out of sync for the first bit of the file and gone in the last part.

    I mark the beginning and end and then "save avi as".

    I searched for this but didn't come up w/ ne thing.

    ne ideas.

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  2. 17th Oct 2001 01:21 #2
    abzhq2k
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    goto digital-digest.com they have an article about this in the divx section
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  3. 17th Oct 2001 06:06 #3
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    Thanks abzhq2k...I will give CompressAVI a try.\

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  4. 18th Oct 2001 02:50 #4
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    CompressAVI only deals with video...no audio. Did I miss something.

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  5. 19th Oct 2001 04:13 #5
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    use Nandub (go to http://www.nandub.org)

    it's same as virtual dub, but it supports a certain audio codec (ac3.....correct me if i'm wrong) that virtual dub doesn't support.
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