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oxygenuk

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4. October 2005 @ 03:26

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hi.

i have a movie and it has 2 parts (cd1.bin cd2.bin etc)

i extracted the dat from the mpegav folder, but the problem is converting, i just spent 2 hours converting them both to mpeg with ultra video convertor but the audio is totally out of sync, (eg. the mouths follow the speech 5 seconds later)

im new qith that vcd cr**, i triied vcd gear too but it wont let me play or convert them files that vcd gear output.

plz help and advise me what i can do

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aldaco12

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4. October 2005 @ 06:02

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How did you used VCDGear?
Its use is this: when yu start, you are on the vide-CD scree, which is good.
From that screen you can select, to extract the 'riff file with header' from that CD:
1) DAT --> MPEG if you have, on your CD-ROM unit, a VCD (you need to load D:\MPEGAV\AVSEQ01.dat)
2) MPEG --> MPEG if you have, on your CD-ROM unit, a SVCD (you need to load D:\MPEG2\AVSEQ01.mpg).
3) I never extracted a movie from an image, because I 'mount' them with Alcohol 120% on E: and I do the 2 methods above mentioned on e:, but there's also the command cue/bin --> MPEG. I assumed that it created a true mpeg , if you have a VCD, othewise (if it doesn't do so) you have to make it on 2 steps:

a1) cue/bin --> DAT and
a2) DAT --> MPEG
if you have a VCD image (A), or

b1) cue/bin --> MPEG and
b2) MPEG --> MPEG
if you have a SVCD image,

where the first command cue/bin --> (*) (* = dat, mpeg) extracts the 'riff file' from the image, and the 2nd command converts the 'riff file' to a 'true mpeg'.

If you do so, you extract the files for the 2 CD-Rs (which, before converting them, could also be joined).

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umadv82

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5. October 2005 @ 21:43

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Hi..am newbie here...I have problem on converting mpegav -> avseq01dat
file to mpeg on my cd-r. Below is the steps and message shown when I coverting the file :-

1) I open VCD gear, and go to dat-->mpeg.
2) I click on load the file from cd-r : D:\MPEGAV\AVSEQ01.DAT
3) After load, I save it into the same cd-r, then the message appear as this " There may not be enough space to write the output file. Continue? So, I click "Yes".
4) Then it load abt a second and a message appear "Unable to create output file".

Now I can't convert my file avseq01 in cd-r to mpeg to view into my video cd player. Please advice.
Thank you.

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