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  1. 28th May 2005 15:05 #1
    yanceycravat
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    I need a simple program that will seperate an mepg from it';s audio so I can have just the silent mpeg by itself.

    Any thoughts?

    This is for a windows based operating system.


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  2. 28th May 2005 15:14 #2
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    TMPGenc has some MPEG tools -- it will let you do a de-multiplex (creating separate Video and Audio streams).

    The version I use is 2.5 (not sure if it's in the recent version).
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  3. 28th May 2005 15:22 #3
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    Thank you, George, but it changes the file to m2v and I want to keep it an mpeg.

    Any other thoughts?
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  4. 28th May 2005 17:18 #4
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    m2v is mpeg video. The confusing part is that mpeg is both a codec and a container.

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  5. 28th May 2005 17:35 #5
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    after you de-multiplex, rename the .m2v to .mpg
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    Batchdemux dose all that
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