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  1. 8th Dec 2004 17:32 #1
    only_emo_kid
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    okay, I saw an .ogm file and I'm curious wtf it is? and can it be converted to mpeg2 with like tmpg or whutever?

    I searched and saw something about xvid? so i'm thinking yes..
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  2. 8th Dec 2004 17:44 #2
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    http://ld-anime.faireal.net/guide/ogm-en
    OGG Audio. XVID video.
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  3. 8th Dec 2004 17:46 #3
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    its not video!? i saw a dvd rip and it said blah blah.ogm but its supposed to be a video of a tv show? =\
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    http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/ogg.htm
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    try install https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=OGG_DirectShow_Filter_OggDS_OGM_Codec and you can open it in tmpgenc(wont always work though). you might need the divx/xvid codecs also.
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  6. 8th Dec 2004 18:16 #6
    only_emo_kid
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    it is video tho correct? these are supposed to be episodes? not sure tho..
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  7. 8th Dec 2004 19:32 #7
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    The common format you may see is Xvid video and ogg audio. Ogg audio is a very compact audio format. Better than MP3 for efficiency, IMHO.
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