Trouble with Extractstream? Try splitstream

[joe666boxer@y...]

It requires lots of steps. I'm trying to make a mini guide for it, but
it's quite a task.
In short, you split the video and audio. encode the audio using lame
vbr (lame alpha builds). encode the video using dvd2avi (yuv mode) +
avisynth (remove green bar) + virtualdub (smart deinterlace) + divx4
in two passes. I like 900 Kbps for the video. you then mix the video
and audio using nandub.

The process is long (overnight), but the results are quite nice.

You can find most of the detail from doom9.net

Hope this helps.
Joe

--- In ExtractStream@y..., Henry Rollins <macker_9999@y...> wrote:
> Hello Joe, 
> I am sure you are getting flodded with requests for
> help, I hope you still could find the time to reply.
> Could you briefly explain what tool/process will allow
> me to go from m2a & m2v > divx? This is exactly what I
> am looking for, but I so far I thought this would
> require a multistep process? I really would
> appreciate any help!
>