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Thread ID: 32793	2003-04-28 09:20:00	mpeg files and music	veterannz (960)	Press F1

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139594	2003-04-28 09:20:00	I have "captured" a video film from my camera onto my HD and want to know if/how I can add music to it so i can put it onto a CD. The software I used to capture it was PIXELA. It came with the camera. I tried with this but obviously did something wrong. Any advice out there ??? My OS is XP home	veterannz (960)
139595	2003-04-28 23:08:00	You may be after a program called Virtual Dub, Freeware. Have a look on Google for it, and download it, it should do just the trick :-)	Chilling_Silently (228)
139596	2003-04-30 12:19:00	VitualDub is great for 'simple' editing, but falls a little short when you want to get more nitty gritty. If you have a movie file with no sound, and a sound file and want to stick em together, then VirtualDub will do it for you fine. If however you want to add sound to a movie that already has sound, you EITHER have to extract the soundstream, mix it with the new sound file in a seperate program, and then interleave it again with VirtualDub, OR simply find yourself a trial copy of Adobe Premiere, it is really the best 'simple' way of doing your own video editing. Only one problem though, its ported from the Mac, and looks it ;-) Iain	Iain Walmsley (3372)
139597	2003-04-30 20:37:00	Yeah... If you're going to mic sounds etc. Check out: http://www.goldwave.com Download the shareware versions (Un-restricted use) of GoldWave and Multiquence, both are great for editing songs/sounds/soundtracks, and Multiquence especially is good for mixing tracks! Adobe Premiere.. must look into it :-)	Chilling_Silently (228)
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