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I was just about to say that the "no video stream" error indicates that you don't have a working H.264 decoder - i.e. ffdshow.
IMPORTANT NOTE: NEVER install BOTH CCCP and ffdshow/Haali AT THE SAME TIME! CCCP installs both ffdshow and Haali for you. Installing both CCCP and standalone ffdshow/Haali is a RECIPE FOR DISASTER, so don't do that. HOWEVER, if it ain't broke, DON'T FIX IT.

Last edited by TheFluff (2005-12-15 05:30:32)

I'm thoroughly confused.. i downloaded and installed the two programs, ffdshow and Haali splitter, and i've tried to follow your directions. But this part here,

-Start C:\VirtualDub\VirtualDub.exe
-Make sure you have XviD installed.
-Open 162.avs in VirtualDub.  You can use File->Open, or simply drag the AVS onto the VirtualDub window.

doesnt work... I dont even know what you mean by Start Start C:\VirtualDub\VirtualDub.exe... This file doesnt exist...

What am i doing wrong?

Hi, I am having an audio problem.  I downloaded & installed cccp and the other stuff, including lamemp3 and followed the directions to the letter.
However, when I converted file, the audio disappeared (actually, the audio was not processing at all during the save). The file itself did convert fine; just no audio.
Can you help me find out what the problem is?
Thanx

I have found another way to encode the mp4 files to avi files. In the first stage I downloaded ffdshow and Matroska Splitter. After this I used dvdsanta to convert the mp4 file into a dvd file but I didn't burn this to DVD. as I was prompted to do This DVD video file can be played with DVD player i.e WinDVD or other and can be converted to avi using a dvd ripper i.e. DVDX so you can play it on your DIVX or similar player.
Believe me, This method is working 100 %. I have reencoded all mp4 episodes to avi and the result is great!!!

sadokan

Last edited by sadokan (2005-12-20 02:35:45)

Hmm, it appears for me that all 3 of the following links to downloads are broken: 'ffdshow 2005-10-15', 'Haali Splitter', and 'CCCP 2005-09-23'.  I don't know if this is just happening to me, but if not, is there some alternative to getting these files?

Edit: Now that I go back and check, ALL the links are broken for me.  So far googling these files has worked, though.

Edit #2: Eh, after trying to get all the files from google, I've come across a bunch of minor errors.  Would just be a lot handier if links could be restored.

Last edited by Wildbane (2005-12-20 14:19:22)

Here's the YouSendIt link: http://s31.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0XCS … QXFBEQ44EZ

And our webhost said we were getting too close to the bw limit for comfort, so he disabled it until the next period.  It's re-enabled now, after negotiations.

Wow, didn't expect this kind of help at all, tyvm. ^_^

Edit: Just got everything set up and it's now working, thanks a ton.

Last edited by Wildbane (2005-12-22 13:12:08)

OK Virtualdub can't seem to pick up the new AAC encoding. When I try to save as wav... it says "No input audio stream". When I try to save avi, it converts, but the audio converting is alwasy 0/0 (i.e. virtualdub can't recognize). The .mp4 file works in MPClassic, is there some way to make virtualdub detect the audio in the file?

yea yea I am doing exactly like it says in the guide. It worked until you guys started using AAC. At first, I tried doing it like every other time, but the AVI produced was suspiciously small in size and I opened it to realize that there was no sound. I re-encoded, but you know when it's encoding how it shows you what video frame and what audio frame it's on? Well the video goes smoothly (x/xxx frames encdoded) but the audio just says 0/0 the whole time it's converting. To get around this, I tried to seperate the audio by saving as wav and encoding it that way, but when I tried that it said there was no audio source specified (this is when I loaded the episode using the .avs file) leading me to believe that VirtualDub can't recognize the audio that is in these new AAC encoded eps. BTW I installed the AAC Core (ran the .bat file and it said all went well) but to no avail.

Thanks for your time/consideration.

no! Yikes! Let me try that!

EDIT: Rebooted and still same problem as above.

Last edited by brucedlx (2005-12-29 21:16:49)

I reencode so I can watch it on a standalone player and this guide works great. Had to compress the AAC to WAV with Lame MP3 though otherwise the file would be to large (470mb), result is 230mb.

Last edited by dude112 (2005-12-30 14:39:47)

for those who have no audio after reencoding, try changing the setting for the cccp (audio decoders), check the aac and mp3 box.

Wow... that sucks.

I think someone suggested setting ffdshow to decode AAC audio would work.  (I haven't tried it myself)

The way you would do this is go to Start -> ffdshow -> Audio decoder configuration
under Codecs find AAC on the right and change it from "disabled" to another value.  My system has "realaac" as the only other choice.

Then try it again.  Hope it works...