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  1. 19th Nov 2004 05:44 #1
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    I got a movie and it has dual audio in it. One belongs to the movie and the other is the commentary. Now I wish to make a dvd out of this so how do I seperate the 2 audio? I just want the movie and not the commentary.
    I use VirtualDub to seperate audio and Tmpgenc to encode it.
    Thanks ppls!
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  2. 19th Nov 2004 08:45 #2
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    just select the stream you want
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    ?? Where? I mean where to select?
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    use virtualdubmod and select streams->streams list and select the audio track you want and hit save wav. use tmpgenc to convert the video and audio.

    and this is no editing, moving you.
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    Thanks Baldrick and sorry for wrong section!
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