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  1. 15th Jan 2005 15:22 #1
    beserk1
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    Not sure if this is conversion, but quite sure is a newbie question.

    I want to use IsoBuster to extract the .dat but filter only m2f2 mpeg frames; however, when I backed up, I only copied the .dat files.

    Is there anyway to convert those .dat file into the same kind that is extracted by IsoBuster?

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  2. 15th Jan 2005 15:33 #2
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    What have you got, and what do you want to do with it?
    I'll assume a VCD that you want to encode to some kind of AVI. If so, the way to get an mpg out of a VCD is to use VCDGear. Then follow one of the mpg to AVI guides found under "convert" left.

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  3. 15th Jan 2005 19:09 #3
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    what I have is the .dat file from a VCD's MPEGV folder, and I was to convert it to mpg that is needed for TMPGEnc DVD Author.

    I am not sure if it is the same thing you are talking about??
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    No, I was talking about ripping a VCD. But I think VCDGear is still the tool to use...

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  5. 16th Jan 2005 12:35 #5
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    thanks, got it working now
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