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  1. 29th Aug 2002 12:56 #1
    winny22
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    hi i converted from avi to mpeg and the final result had no sound plz help
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  2. 29th Aug 2002 12:58 #2
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    What...

    was the avi type? ( divx, mjpeg, ... )
    was the audio compression used in the .avi?
    was used to convert the .avi to .mpg?
    was the template/setting used in the conversion?
    else did you do to the .mpg?
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  3. 29th Aug 2002 13:05 #3
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    its a divx-vite
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  4. 29th Aug 2002 13:07 #4
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    please answer as many questions as possible as that does not help me.
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  5. 29th Aug 2002 13:11 #5
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    tmpge
    audio comp sorry im a newbie
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  6. 29th Aug 2002 13:31 #6
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    You may have to de-compress the audio ahread of time using vdub ( open divx-vite in vdub, file/save wav ). Specify the .avi for the vid, .wav for the audio and encode as before.

    Without more info that's my best suggestion.
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