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    Hi all,

    I have avi movie file and i can hear the sound and watch the movie at PC desktop, but when I use Nero to burn these files to a CD or DVD as a data file so I can watch it on TV with Phillips 642, this time one file have no sound, I keep checking and test this file, it work great from begin to the end, again if I burn this file to CD then it have no sound ? what did I do wrong ? what should I do because most of the file work, only that file can not work if I burn to the CD or DVD.
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    g-spot the file to confirm the audio format - it might not be compatible
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    Yes. The 642 is a lot more picky about DivX/XVid videos on disc than a PC is. I'm not sure it'll accept AVIs with anything short of MP3 audio, preferrably CBR.
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    Phillips 642 is okay because I can watch most of avi file. somehow only one file can not hear the sound but in PC it works perfectly . I tried g-spot but but did not know how to fix it . I have to use TmpGenc Plus to convert it to mpg, and it work perfect on CD or DVD . But it took ovber one hour to convert, any software can convert it faster ? Main Concept , it took 55minutes but can not watch after it convert from avi too mpg
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    The GSpot suggestion was so that we would be able to know what format the audio was in the original AVI. The only way to 'fix' that, however, would be by re-encoding the audio in the AVI to what the 642 is hoping to find.
    If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them?
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