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  1. 6th Mar 2007 11:20 #1
    GangstaRap
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    I'm looking for freeware audio encoding tool who compatible with D.I.K.O
    so i can add 5.1 audio to my movies:



    Thank you!
    any help appreciated!!!
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  2. 6th Mar 2007 11:39 #2
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    http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=soft+encode&btnG=Google+Search&meta=
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  3. 6th Mar 2007 12:04 #3
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    steveryan, thnks man, but i'v already tryed this,
    its not free:



    i'm lookin for freeware tool.
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    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=BeLight
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    Aften Aften Aften
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    Yes Aften. And don't be without the GUI for it either!!
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    BJ_M, Soopafresh, kevo777.

    thanks for the reference!!!

    and one more question:
    this Aften - is it compatible with DIKO?
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