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  1. 12th Jan 2003 04:43 #1
    markmarkymark
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    ummm this might be too simple to ask .... but here goes ...

    Suppose I have a divx or Xvid with ac3 (i.e. a number of channels sound track) ...

    i know how to extract the audio using vertial dub etc ... normally it needs to be steramed and captured as a ac3 (really wav) and then decoded to a WAV before using TMPGenc to form an MPEG for burning to VCD etc etc ..

    My question is : can the VCD format handle more then stereo sound (i.e. surround sound tracks) - or is this just reserved for the DVD format....

    thanks

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    VCD does not support ac3 audio.
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    You can use besweet to convert the AC3 down to Dolby Surround (Prologic) stereo. It's not Dolby 5.1, but it's a step up from plain stereo and it'll work on VCDs.
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