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  1. 9th Oct 2004 14:31 #1
    Gareee
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    Tmpengenc can extract the video, but nothing seems to extract the audio properly.

    I've tried virtual bug, avito wav, and tmpengenc as well.

    O followed advise here to convert the metroska file to an avi, and it plays fine, but avitowav did report that it was not a avi file type.

    I opened the metroska converted avi file in graphedit again, and here's what it shows:

    http://webpages.charter.net/gareee/graphedit%20capture.jpg

    How can I set it up to extract the audio, and if it can, the video as well, so dvd author can author a dvd properly?
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  2. 10th Oct 2004 13:02 #2
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    Anyone?
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  3. 10th Oct 2004 13:06 #3
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    Demux the audio with virtualdub....
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  4. 10th Oct 2004 13:10 #4
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    Virtualdub errors on opening reporting: "can't detect filetype for POTV.avi

    The avi was created with graphedit, from an original matroska file
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  5. 12th Oct 2004 21:06 #5
    Gareee
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    I finally gave up.. I just watched the avi off the system, and I'll archive it on a disc.
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  6. 12th Oct 2004 21:15 #6
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    Have you tried DVD2SVCD?
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  7. 12th Oct 2004 22:07 #7
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    The problem is I have an avi, and want to make a dvd, not a svcd...
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  8. 12th Oct 2004 22:16 #8
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    Garee - did you even look at DVD2SVCD - it will produce a DVD as output as well. One click would have told you this.
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  9. 12th Oct 2004 22:20 #9
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    Use Goldwave to extract the audio into wave file.
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  10. 12th Oct 2004 22:40 #10
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    Ok, I'll try one more time.. I'll grab goldwave, and report the results...
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  11. 12th Oct 2004 22:45 #11
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    Goldwave actually worked flawlessly! No messy settings, or tinkering either.

    I'll need to re-rip the video again, and then make a dvd image from that. I'll try it tomorrow...
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