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  1. 27th Sep 2005 20:10 #1
    Poke598
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    I have a bunch of assorted videos that were ripped from DVD to my computer. Some are DivX, some are AVI. I have one DivX video that will not play sound throughout it. I can't hear any sound. I tried the latest codecs and even tried using DivX player. Nothing works. If anybody can help me I'd appreciate it.
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    open the file in virtualdubmod, and check the streams list to see if there's an audio track.
    occasionally larger than 255 characters
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    There appears to be an audio stream, but I can't open the video from inside VirtualDubMod. I also tried to save the stream as a .WAV, but I don't hear anything when I listen to it.
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    did you run it through gspot? see if the audio renders correctly. Maybe it's an empty or corrupted stream.
    occasionally larger than 255 characters
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  5. 28th Sep 2005 00:21 #5
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    My uneducated guest: could be AC3 DTS stream.

    Try upgrading to the latest version of Ac3Filter (0.7b) or installing it if it was not on your machine to start with.

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    I opened it with Gspot, and clicked Render. It said Render successful. What exactly should I be looking for?
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    Anybody?
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    Originally Posted by Poke598
    I opened it with Gspot, and clicked Render. It said Render successful. What exactly should I be looking for?
    Post a Screen shot of it. So we can see the spec of the Video.
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