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  1. 21st May 2004 13:15 #1
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    Exactly what the subject is. I have a .mpg file encoded through TMPGEnc and would like to use parts of it for a new project. I am using Premiere 6 to edit my new project and need to import it and take what I need.

    How can I convert this file to something that Premiere will let me use? I think uncompressed .avi would be the best, or dv.

    Thanks for any help.
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  2. 21st May 2004 13:18 #2
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    Use .AVI.
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  3. 21st May 2004 13:25 #3
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    What program can I use to get back to .avi though?
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    Virtualdub-mpeg

    Edit: grrr, wont link to the proper tool.
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  5. 21st May 2004 13:36 #5
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    When trying to open the mpg file in VitualDub I get an error message, it reads: MPEG Import Filter: pack syncronization error.

    Is there possibly something wrong with my file? It plays just fine in MediaPlayer, how can I remedy if there is?
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  6. 21st May 2004 14:17 #6
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    Not the regular virtualdub, but this one: http://fcchandler.home.comcast.net/stable/index.html
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  7. 21st May 2004 16:38 #7
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    Excellent, thanks!
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