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  1. 20th May 2006 17:41 #1
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    I just capped a 24-minute video in MPEG it gave me a 464 MB file. I wanted to compress that to a XviD AVI file to make it smaller, so I used Total Video Converter... and I got the same usual problem. At about 10 minutes of the video, the sound gradually gets out of sync.

    Please, can somebody tell me what should I do!? (I also tried AutoGK)
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    try repair/fix the mpeg stream with videoredo first, then convert with autogk.
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    How do you fix the mpeg? I have Videoredo but I dunno what to do once the file is open. (And it's not registred)
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    is their a way to select PCM audio instead of mpeg3?

    I've found that mpeg3 tends to go out of sync
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    cbr mp3 should not go out of sync. PCM will double the size of the output file.
    Read my blog here.
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  6. 20th May 2006 21:59 #6
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    In Total Recorder, there's no way to choose the audio. What program should I choose instead?
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