xvid with ogg audio, convert to mp3?

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  1. ghost4545

    ghost4545 Member

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    I have an xvid video file which in avi codec tell me it has ogg audio. Is there a way to convert the audio track to Mp3 so I can play it on my divx/xvid player?
     
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    Try virtualdub. Open your video, and check video->direct stream copy. After that check audio->full processing mode. Then select audio->compression, and pick mp3. Then just save as avi.
     
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    ogg vorbis audio in an avi container? Nasty. Really depends how it was created. If it was done using vorbis ACM, then having the matching version installed and doing as above would work.
     
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    Didnt open in Virtual dub. I can play the files as I have the ogg codec. I dont think its possible to change the audio. Its a real wierd video file.
     
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    Thought you said it was an avi? On reflection you said that avi codec said it had ogg audio, not that it was an avi.

    Probably it is an ogm file. VirtualDubMod should be able to open it or you can convert using mencoder.
    mencoder.exe -ovc copy -oac mp3lame input.ogm -o output.avi
     
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    It has an Avi extension, avi codec reported a ogg audio stream and xvid video. I tried changing the extension to ogm but virtual dub couldnt detect the file type. mencoder didnt work either, its a lost cause.
     
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    VirtualDub can't open ogm files. If it really were an avi it would though.
     

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