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  1. 3rd Jan 2005 15:26 #1
    M82A1A
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    I am sorry if I have asked a question that has been answered many times before,, but I have searched this site high and low and can not come up with any thing.

    I need to convert a MPEG file that I created by capturing video with a Dazzle DVC 150 to an AVI. All the programs I have found here (TMPGEncoder) go from AVI to MPEG. Is there anything that will let me go the other way? HAve I missed a setting?

    Thanks for your help!!

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    Hello,

    Virtualdubmod will let you convert mpeg to avi.

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    M82A1A
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    Thanks for the fast reply. I am downloading it now!
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  4. 19th Jan 2005 11:36 #4
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    Hi,

    does virtualdubmod support LPCM sound ?
    If not, I could give you some hints.
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  5. 19th Jan 2005 12:18 #5
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    you can also open the file in tmpeg and select file/output to file/avi file, which also gives you all the benifits of tmpeg like cropping etc and selecting your output resolution or ntsc or pal
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