Actually now this is going to be suprising but i got it from the Filter/Directshowsource part of the filters manual

Suprising because as Phil suggested i have started to read the manuals a liitle bit before just asking questions :wink:

Exactly this afternoon I will have to convert an asf to mpg, and I searche on the web where I found this Guide:

http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/asf2avi.html

Well, ... I will see how that works :?


Inc.

I tried something similar but was unsuccesful (still.... :( )..

I repaired my .asf files with ASF tools 3.1 and then tried to load them into Virtual Dub 1.3C (the only version that should be able to handle .asf) but my files are not accepted.

On opening in VD1.3c I get an error messages about "illegal object fragment flags".

I tried various "advanced" repairing methods (in ASF tools) but nothing seems to work..

I gues it's one of those projects that are cancelled because it takes way to much time to get the solution (searched for hours on various forums but nothing works.....)

:cry:

How is your .asf -> .mpg project going Incredible :?:........

Still have a bunch of live stream .asf's waiting to be converted to .mpg

Hope you had more succes than I did....
:roll:

Hi everybody?
Well, why don`t you just load your .asf as Audio Source --> ES (Audio Only)?
I did a little test here and it worked! :-)

Hope it helps!

:-))

asf are video files, not only audio !

Hey Dialhot,
I´m not arguin`against that but it seems that my little advice works just fine!

I`ve made a small test here and it seems to work!
Just take a look:

Audio
1- Open TMPGenc and in Audio source select the asf file;
2- Select File --> Output to file --> WAVE file
3- Save as PCM, 44.100Hz, 16 bit, Estéreo

Video
1- TMPGenc --> In Video source select the asf file;
2- In Audio source load the previously created wave file;
3- Select File --> Output to file --> AVI file
4- Save using HuffYUV codec;

Final step:

Create the script, load in TmpGenc and encode to kvcd! :-)

So what do you think?