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  1. 13th Jul 2003 19:14 #1
    Prophet of Bling
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    Hey, I'm usin' Forty-Two to convert my DVD to a .avi file. While it's prossesing I like to check the movie w/ quicktime. The video looks great...however, it would be nice if some audio accompianied it. Any suggestions as to why there is no audio?
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  2. 13th Jul 2003 20:21 #2
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    If you are using QuickTime to view the AVI file you will not have any sound. Please try players like VLC or mplayer which you can find on macupdate.com or versiontracker.com
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    ok, cool. BTW, why is that? Is it because the audio is mp3 which can't be read by QT?
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  4. 13th Jul 2003 21:42 #4
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    no the audio is ac3 which cant be played in quicktime, quicktime has no problem with mp3
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  5. 14th Jul 2003 00:01 #5
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    Ok--I download Mplayer and there is still no audio. I clicked the info button and it said VIDEO--XVID AUDIO--N/A.

    By this I take it that forty-two didn't extract the audio....so now what...?
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  6. 14th Jul 2003 00:07 #6
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    Nevermind....it;s just another one of my utter brainless mistakes. I found the problem and fixed it so all is well
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