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  1. 10-24-2003, 06:15 PM #1
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    How to encode MP3 in Virtualdub?

    Hey guys,

    I've recently run into a problem. I thought I had installed LAME, but when I go to convert some video in my computer I can choose XVID or DIVX for video compression and that works fine, but I don't have any choice for encoding audio in MP3 other than <56kps. How do I get the higher compressions so I can get quality sound?

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    did you install the lame acm, found here?

    When selecting an audio compressor in virtual dub, make sure to select "Lame MP3", not "MPEG Layer-3."
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