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  1. 7th Aug 2006 20:57 #1
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    Hello all. I have a XVID with .AC3 that has been giving me alot of grief lately. I finally got the first disk working and the video encoding working, but now my audio on the second disk isn't acceptable with tmpgenc. The source has .AC3 audio which I demuxed with VDubmod. However, TMPGEenc keeps giving me an illegal format warning when I try and use the file. Any suggestions?
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    try running it through ac3fix first
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    Thanks for the help GUn. I tried that and all it said was "in ok, out ok" but never created a new file...
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    nevermind, I got it. I'll let you know if it worked.
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    it worked! Thanks Gunslinger!
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    Could also try using AVI-Mux GUI for demuxing. Shouldn't be any need for ac3fix.
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    Celtic, I will try that prog in the future. AC3fix was kind of a bi$%h to figure out. But I finally did get it working.
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