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  1. 5th Dec 2002 01:59 #1
    wizzy
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    not virtualDub
    i want to rip the wav from Xivd....
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    can use AC3 sound?
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    not sure if I understand the question - or if it is one question or two?

    A lot of sound editors can open avi files & extract the audio - I know SoundForge can, I think GoldWave can, and I suspect CoolEdit can.

    I'm not so sure about different codecs though - xvid and ac3 etc...

    ' hope that's of some help!

    cheers,

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  4. 5th Dec 2002 05:14 #4
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    You can use TMPGEnc

    File, output to file, wave file.

    By the way, whats wrong with virtualdub
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  5. 5th Dec 2002 06:50 #5
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    sync problem with virtualdub...
    so tmpgenc can rip to wav from Avi file and also from mpeg2 file?
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  6. 5th Dec 2002 09:56 #6
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    When you say sync problem do you mean when you encode. Are you trying to save a VBR audio stream as an uncompressed PCM wav file. If so make sure you set the audio to full processing mode and not direct stream copy.
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