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  1. 3rd Feb 2007 03:02 #1
    triumph2004
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    Can someone help me? thanx
    Do I need to install any codec or anything like that?
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    What is it saying ?
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  3. 3rd Feb 2007 09:58 #3
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    It just says "Can't add[the file name.mp3]"
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    Try wav or mp2 or ac3 audio.

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  5. 3rd Feb 2007 14:05 #5
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    DVDs can only use MP2, AC3, or WAV. And it has to be 48000HZ (as opposed to 44100HZ of CD/most MP3 music).

    A simple, free way to convert your files is a program called BeSweet. Take a look for it on the net. I use AC3 myself since it is the DVD standard, has good quality (like the WAV) and small size (like the MP2).
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  6. 3rd Feb 2007 14:32 #6
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    Should also ask where this mp3 came from ... if from online , it could be server side licensed wrapped ... always thinking , not just smoking .
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