@gadfly: "Hi,
I am converting many of my old VHS tapes to DVD. I use a Go Video DVD
recorder + VCR. It works very well and produces quite acceptable DVDs.
Many of these tapes are of old TV shows and have hissy, funky-sounding
audio. I can extract the audio with a DVD audio ripper and easily
clean and de-noise it in Cool-Edit Pro. I don't need surround sound or
anything else fancy.
What I need to know is if there is a way  to re-combine the edited
audio with the existing video without having to convert the audio to
an avi or mpg file. 
In other words I just want to edit the audio while leaving the video
alone.
Can this be done? What software can I use?
TIA for any info you can provide.
   Greg"
    @gadfly: "Oops! I meant without converting the VIDEO to an
avi or mpg. I don't care what format the audio needs to be converted
to.
On Fri, 23 Jul 2004 16:23:17 -0700, Greg Levasseur
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