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  1. 3rd Mar 2005 06:53 #1
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    been using TMPGEnc and Super Dvd Creator as backup if TMPGEnc can't read the avi.
    TMPGEnc encode avi 20% faster than Super Dvd Creator and apart from those avi + ogg audio avi movies that it can't recongize. TMPGEnc can read all other types of avi combinations.

    any other good avi decoders to recommend?
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  2. 3rd Mar 2005 08:55 #2
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    VirtualDub -> frameserve to encoder. Do you have the ogg codec installed? On such occations where audio is a problem, you'd better extract audio, decode to wav, then use the wav as audio source for TMPGEnc.

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    Give CCE Basic a try, it is around $58.00. It is fast and does a good job.
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