xvid conversion trouble

[maff20]

Hey all. This is my first post so i suppose that makes me a "noobie" or sumthing.

Ive only recently upgraded my computer to a standard where i am able to edit video files etc (still lacking hd space though), so im still getting to grips with things. ive succesfully used tmpgenc to convert a few divx files but now im up against xvid and im totally clueless on how to convert this into mpg so i can burn it to a vcd for use in my living room dvd player.

the file in is encoded with xvid, here are the summary details of the file:

Image
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width = 592 pixels
height = 256 pixels

Audio
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duration = 01:47:40
bit rate =128kbps
audio format = Lame MP3

Video
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frame rate = 23 frames/second
data rate = 110kbps
video sample size = 24bit
video compression = XVID



Ive read posts that say to extract the audio using vdub or something else i cant remember the name of, but when i visit the site for these files i can only find binaries and source code, no executable files. do i need another program to load the binary into or something like that. youl have to excuse the lack of knowledge, as i said, i am a "noobie"

if anyone could help me with this i would be highly appreciative.
also, if u imagine you are talking to a 12 year old while explaining what to do, that would be helpful also as im still not familiar with a lot of the tech talk u guys use.

CHEERS MA DEARS

[Enchanter]

"Ive read posts that say to extract the audio using vdub or something else i cant remember the name of, but when i visit the site for these files i can only find binaries and source code, no executable files. do i need another program to load the binary into or something like that. youl have to excuse the lack of knowledge, as i said, i am a "noobie" "


Link to TMPGEnc

This handy program will allow you to open the XviD-compressed file (providing you already have the required XviD codec installed) and use its built-in wizard to create VCD-compliant files. You can then use a burning software, such as Nero, to create VCDs from these files.

Cheers.