-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Sunday 22 Aug 2004 17:51, Bernhard Praschinger wrote: > > > I didn't know the best way to get the soundtrack, so I probably went a > > long way round. I took a clip from the main film, got the soundtrack > > with > > > > lav2wav musicclip.avi > musicclip.wav > > > > Then I imported it into audacity so that I could correct the length and > > fade the ending, and exported it back to .wav. I then added it back to > > the silent coda.avi with lavaddwav, and finally made the mp2 with > > > > lav2wav coda_sound.avi | mp2enc -v 2 -V -o codasound.mp2 > > That should work. You could have piped the generated wav from audacity > directly to mp2enc. > I didn't know that, but I'll remember it. Although the sound was good on the avi it's terrible on the mpg, coughing and spluttering all over. Any ideas, Bernie?
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