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VCD Dual-Audio to AVI
amadeira posted 2008 Oct 10 23:08
Hi,
I have many VCD's that have dual-audio that I want to convert it to Divx-AVI with only one of the audio in it, can someone HELP?
Alberto



Baldrick posted 2008 Oct 11 04:28
I guess they have different audio in left and right stereo channels? or?


amadeira posted 2008 Oct 11 06:00
Yes, they have two language, one on the left channel and the other is on the right channel.


Baldrick posted 2008 Oct 11 06:10
I have not seen any converter that fixes this automatically so I guess you have to extract the audio(like with virtualdub, open .dat from vcd, file->save audio) and use an audio editor like audacity and remove one channel and save as a wav mono audio. Then use that audio file in the converter(like virtualdub again, open .dat from vcd, audio->source audio and choose the video file, video->compression choose avi xvid, file->save avi).

Maybe someone else knows an easier way for this though.



jagabo posted 2008 Oct 11 06:12
You can use VirtualDub's advanced audio filtering to remove one channel.




Baldrick posted 2008 Oct 11 06:14
It seems easier yes. :).

So in Virtualdub
Open .dat from vcd
Audio->Full processing
Audio->Use advanced filtering
Audio->Filters and the settings by jagabo above
Audio->Compression and choose mp3 (install lame mp3 acm if you can't see any mp3)
Video->Compression choose divx or xvid (install the divx codec or the xvid codec if you can't see any divx or xvid)
File->Save avi

Done!



amadeira posted 2008 Oct 12 10:19
Thanks, I'm downloading the Virtualdub and Audacity now and will try it.


amadeira posted 2008 Oct 12 10:35
I have follow exactly the steps but when I save it to AVI, it gives me an error "Error initializing audio stream compression: The audio codec cannot compress the source audio to the desired format." I try various formats for the audio but it gives me the same error.


Baldrick posted 2008 Oct 12 10:47
If you don't add any audio filters can you convert then?


amadeira posted 2008 Oct 12 11:09
I have made it now, just select Lame MP3 and NOT select any bitrate, don't know why but selecting any bitrate it gives me the error.
Thank you guys.



jagabo posted 2008 Oct 12 11:10
Use the Audio Conversion section to set the audio paramters to 44.1 or 48 KHz, 16 bit, stereo, high quality. Select the compression after setting the audio parameters.



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