IPod and Windows: Demuxing video for transfer??

I have been working on this for almost a week now downloading all sorts of crap that i read on this forum but to no avail. Can any one help me?! I have Windows XP MCE and i can rip the video fine into avi, mpeg2, or mpeg, and videora will convert it to the right size and format but when it does it loses the audio. Now i know this has something to do with "demuxing" but i cant find a single program to do that for a windows machine please throw me a freakin bone here!

Your are converting one muxed format to another. QT and similar applications do not deal with transcoding of muxed material and may or may not support playing them. MPEG based applications, on the other hand were written to specifically handle these muxed formats. While I am not a Windows user, it is my understanding that the Videora Converter is of the latter group and is quite capable of handling the ripped files directly, so I am wondering why you are bothering to transcode to an intermediate format before converting to an iPod compatible file.

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And given that Vista has been available in Release
candidate version for ages and that the release date
has been known for ages, shouldn't apple have made
the effort to make itunes compatible with Vista?
After all, the vast majority of itunes users live in
Windows land.
perhaps you should familiarise yourself with the common usage and implications of the symbol string
but as you clearly aren't familiar with it, if i took your question seriously, which i don't, then the answer is no...
your argument is that being first and being in the majority rules
that'll be apple then won't it
i) i can't be bothered to check the itunes release date, certainly it was out in 2001, which is several years before microsoft even figured out what to call the os formerly known as longhorn, let alone finished sawing off the pieces it couldn't make work
ii) the majority of people with portable music players use ipod/itunes, so it is for microsoft to conform with the majority and not make changes that impair the products used by the majority
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ericprec,
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just checking ... have you seen this document yet?
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... we'd probably better just have a look at this one too:
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