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04-07-2004
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| Ripping audio from an AVI file Hello all, 1st post and very new to mp3's AVI and all the rest to which i will sift through eventually. The question i have is the i want to ripp the audio from a avi file, the file itself is of a music gig, so no chapters, just the gig with of course sound. I would like to be able to rip this and then burn it to a cd then play it on my stereo or card cd. Can this be done?  Is it easy to do?Thx 4 a reply Riddler |
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05-07-2004
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| CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: France
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| Re: Ripping audio from an AVI file It's easy, get Virtualdub http://aleron.dl.sourceforge.net/sou...Dub-1.5.10.zip Install and launch it, Load your movie: "file" -> "Open video file" , Then just select "Save as WAV" and select a directory Use LAMEncoder to convert .wav to mp3. |
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