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  1. 15th Jun 2003 18:34 #1
    Brad1140
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    Why does TMPGEnc no convert or recognize the audio (sometimes) when I try to convert an avi file to a svcd mpeg file?
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  2. 15th Jun 2003 18:39 #2
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    would those avi's have ac3 audio?
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  3. 15th Jun 2003 18:46 #3
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    You should extract your audio to a wav file first and use that as your audio source, you'll have fewer problems that way. Goldwave is good for doing just that.
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  4. 15th Jun 2003 22:32 #4
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    Yes,its ac3 audio.
    The deal is I actually paid for my version of TMPGEnc and registered it.
    I just assumed after shelling out money for software that it would work a little better at this basic function.
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    Well, you need to install an AC3 codec on your sytem and then you'll be fine (look in the Tools section). No, TMPGEnc does not have codecs built-in. You need to install them depending on the type of file that you have. Goldwave will extract AC3 audio to wav.
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  6. 16th Jun 2003 11:39 #6
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    Thanks Zippy,it seems so easy.
    I didnt realize the codec thing.
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