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ricnews · 26th November 2001, 17:18

Thanks for the tip, 7of9. Do you have to install Divx 3.11 and then 4.11 over it?

Also, where do you get lame acm?

I tried the other method but was so frustrated at how many steps you seemingly have to do just to get the audio converted and you seem to have to wait to finish the audio encoding before you can start the video encoding because you need the mp3's file size. Looks like there's a new program, ac3tomp3.exe, that will let you go directly from vob to mp3 file but I couldn't quite figure it out. The movie I was trying to convert had 4 vob files and it only did the first one so I only got 20minutes of audio. The sound quality was just horrible too, so I must have done something wrong.

If I can get Xmpeg to work again I think I'll go back to that. It may not necessarily be the best solution but it's definitely the simplest.

Ric

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ricnews Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 44	Thanks for the tip, 7of9. Do you have to install Divx 3.11 and then 4.11 over it? Also, where do you get lame acm? I tried the other method but was so frustrated at how many steps you seemingly have to do just to get the audio converted and you seem to have to wait to finish the audio encoding before you can start the video encoding because you need the mp3's file size. Looks like there's a new program, ac3tomp3.exe, that will let you go directly from vob to mp3 file but I couldn't quite figure it out. The movie I was trying to convert had 4 vob files and it only did the first one so I only got 20minutes of audio. The sound quality was just horrible too, so I must have done something wrong. If I can get Xmpeg to work again I think I'll go back to that. It may not necessarily be the best solution but it's definitely the simplest. Ric