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  1. 15th Oct 2003 21:47 #1
    nawtyxes
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    is it possible to convert a m1v to a m2v file
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  2. 15th Oct 2003 21:52 #2
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    Yes
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  3. 15th Oct 2003 22:00 #3
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    could you please elaborate on how I can do such a thing. I have ffmpegX, can i do it with that. Please help
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    Sure, but why?
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    Why convert, if I'm right here, what is basically an MPEG1 format to an MPEG2 format file ??

    If its plays perfectly, just leave it alone, unless you have a very specific purpose that needs it to be converted ??


    If you convert it, it will need to be re-encoded, which will lead to even more quality loss
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  6. 16th Oct 2003 06:18 #6
    nawtyxes
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    the reason s b/c i would like to burn the file i have on a DVD using sizzle. I demuxed the file, changed the audio, muxed it back together, but now the file when it plays shows a black screen (but the audio plays). Sizzle to my knowledge takes m2v files not m1v. Am I correct. Thanks for the assistance guys on how to convert the m1v to m2v.
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  7. 16th Oct 2003 07:57 #7
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    Also since I'm using a Mac, i'm not able to use most of the programs available. I have the programs that will enable me to burn a m2v not a m1v onto a dvd. thanks.
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