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Steve-O 2004




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PostPosted: Mon, 20th Dec 2004 15:20    Post subject: Xvid Audio Decompressor
Anyone know whats the best Audio Decompressor to use?? Im trying to convert my Xvid Film to DVD format but the Audio needs to me decompressed..

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Steve-O 2004




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PostPosted: Mon, 20th Dec 2004 15:23    Post subject:
never mind... I have remembered the software I used last time... If anyone else wants to know what the Audio Decomressor was, it comes with AVI2VCD http://home.cogeco.ca/~avi2vcd/
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PostPosted: Mon, 20th Dec 2004 15:52    Post subject:
Virtualdub can also decompress both audio and video from and xvid file. That's what I would use together with TMPG encoder.
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Steve-O 2004




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PostPosted: Mon, 20th Dec 2004 16:29    Post subject:
Ill just use that Decompressor that comes with AVI2VCD.. you just load the file up and hit decompress and thats it Smile

damn, I forgot how long it takes to convert movies Sad... 4 hours!!! ggrrr

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PostPosted: Mon, 20th Dec 2004 16:32    Post subject:
That's why I download dvdr directly.
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PostPosted: Tue, 21st Dec 2004 02:39    Post subject:
there is no such thing as xvid audio it's either ac3 mp3 or ogg so if you have any of those decoders installed your fine
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PostPosted: Tue, 21st Dec 2004 07:09    Post subject:
yeah psychoace is right....you could even use winamp's disc write plugin

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Steve-O 2004




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PostPosted: Tue, 21st Dec 2004 10:23    Post subject:
psychoace wrote:
there is no such thing as xvid audio it's either ac3 mp3 or ogg so if you have any of those decoders installed your fine


I do have them installed...

Its when I load the Xvid into TMPGEnc it says the film is 255 minutes long where as its actually only 90 minutes... After using that decompressor, TMPGenc now recognises the file as a 90 minute movie Razz
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PostPosted: Sat, 25th Dec 2004 10:50    Post subject:
or you could just buy a phillips dvp 642 and you wont have to convert to dvd
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