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  1. 27th Mar 2007 22:10 #1
    vraptor
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    I am in the process of making a corrporate presentation.
    I have a video in MPEG2 format, which is very good in quality.
    But it has some unwanted sound.

    I want to remove the audio off it and include my narration.
    How can I achieve it.? I dont want to convert it to avi as I will losse quality.

    Which tool can I use to achieve this...?

    Any help wud be appreciated...
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  2. 27th Mar 2007 22:15 #2
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    Read thru this site - do a search for demux mpeg video or something to that effect. Or look to the "tools" section to the left.

    Tons of info on this site - you only have to dig further.
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  3. 28th Mar 2007 03:52 #3
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    If you already have a synchronous encoded audio source, an easy way to do it is to open your video in TMPGEnc MPEG Editor and browse for the file desired as audio track. Then import and output it as MPEG stream with default (automatic file type detection) setting. You can do almost the same in TDA (in this case output will be a DVD folder).
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    WOMBLE MPEG VIDEO WIZARD
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