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  1. 1st Feb 2004 13:55 #1
    jgregory97
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    Well I have a an avi and I want to make it a dvd mpeg when I open the avi in vurtual dub and take the audio of it then open it in tmpeg and make the mpeg I get no sound why
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    take the audio of it
    Did you configure Virtualdub to use the audio stream within your AVI file?
    Or did you demultiplex ("save .wav") the audio from your AVI file?

    Can you explain the problem and the process of conversion a little more...
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  3. 4th Feb 2004 22:44 #3
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    Check the avi with Gspot. What's the audio codec? AC3 maybe?
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  4. 6th Feb 2004 09:29 #4
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    ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc is the audio what do I do
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    Two methods to convert the AC3 to wav, here. I prefer Goldwave, it's simpler.
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  6. 7th Feb 2004 09:34 #6
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    yeh I did that but when i make the mpeg the audio and the video to match the audio plays at different times form the video why
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  7. 8th Feb 2004 05:22 #7
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    no one
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  8. 8th Feb 2004 05:28 #8
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    Did you check the avi for bad frames?
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  9. 8th Feb 2004 13:22 #9
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    no how do I do that
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  10. 8th Feb 2004 15:29 #10
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    Originally Posted by jgregory97
    no how do I do that
    Click my link!
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  11. 7th Mar 2004 10:48 #11
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    video is fine so what do I do next
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  12. 7th Mar 2004 14:10 #12
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    Are the audio & video the same length? Is the whole track off the same amount throughout the movie or does it get progressively more and more out of sync? Did you do any kind of frame rate conversion when you encoded your AVI to MPEG2?

    Attention to detail, fella. You ain't giving much for people trying to help you to go on.
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