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  1. 23rd Jul 2002 14:36 #1
    siri_uk
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    Hi

    I have a bivx movie that I need to convert to vcd but don't know if this can be done or where to start. Does bivx have more than 1 soundtrack if it does how can I rip the one that I want to keep

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  2. 23rd Jul 2002 15:24 #2
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  3. 23rd Jul 2002 17:41 #3
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    can't see any guides on converting to bivx sorry if i've missed it but can't find it all I can see is convert from divx
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  4. 23rd Jul 2002 17:50 #4
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    What is bivx? I have never heard of it, is it a different kind of mpeg 4 or something like xvid? Try to run it in VDub if it works in there then just frameserve it to whatever program you use to convert.
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  5. 23rd Jul 2002 17:55 #5
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    yep, I've never heard of "bivx" either.
    As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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  6. 23rd Jul 2002 18:02 #6
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    I did a search for bivx and only came up with web sites that are not in my native tounge English so if someone who speaks other than English could help it would be nice.
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