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AVI Conversion with NO SOUND

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Hey everyone. I'm trying to convert AVI to, well, anything! I am having the hardest time doing this successfully. I tried using visual hub but it gives me a "denial or acceptance" error, tried using VLC wizard but it just crashes and I tried using ffmpeg but I don't get any sound, which is the same for when I use iToast 7--there is video playback but no sound. Can anyone PLEASE help me out?
 
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I have had many of the problems you did when converting video and NEVER GETTING AUDIO!! I was trying to convert videos to my iPod, if that was what you were wanting. If that is what you are wanting to do, the best FREE option is iSquint, (iSquint.com). This converts AVI, MPG, MPEG and others to MP4, the iPod format. It has very fast conversion time and good quality. Visual Hub, actualy, is the "Advacned Version" of iSquint, but when I used it, it didn't work, so I would just stick to iSquint. If you want any other info just ask!
 
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Try this... (Posted Yesterday by trpnmonkey41)

Click the Little Arrow button (to the Right of trpnmonkey41's name in the quote) or (HERE) to see the whole thread about this same issue.

Use the a52codec.

trpnmonkey41 said:
http://www.mactcp.org.nz/quicktime/ I use the codec at the bottom and that took care of all of my avi audio problems in quicktime
Click to expand...
 

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