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DVD2AVI HELP
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CptCrash
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1. February 2003 @ 06:33 |
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Ok, I am using DVD2AVI fo rthe first time, with no luck! I have ripped the VOB files with SmartRipper and then open the one I need in DVD2AVI. When I select 'SAve AVI', it goes through the steps (file name and Video Compression), so I fill these out then click OK. However, everytime it creates an AVI file of 0KB. The process takes less than 1 second. What the heck am I doing wrong?
Note: I have ripped the VOB files with both DVD Decrypter and SmartRipper, and I have selected every possible Video Compression setting in DVD2AVI.
The audio I want to get is from the menus only, this is possible right?
Also, I have verified that I have the right VOB file as I can play it, with sound, in PowerDVD.
Help me please....
Eric- HP Pavilion 7975, 80GB HD, 768 Ram, HP DVD-Writer 200j, PS2 v7
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dipu
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1. February 2003 @ 06:59 |
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Better try DVD decrypter and tick the "forced film" option after loading vob files in DVD2AVI. On the Audio option tick demux all audio option "Auto". That mite help you.
Enjoy ur DVD ripping!!
Adios
dipu
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CptCrash
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1. February 2003 @ 07:46 |
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Still not working. Question, when I preview a scene (VOB ) in DVD2AVI should I hear the audio? All I get is the video.
Anything else that might help?
Eric- HP Pavilion 7975, 80GB HD, 768 Ram, HP DVD-Writer 200j, PS2 v7
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dipu
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1. February 2003 @ 07:49 |
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No! u will not hear Audio in DVD2AVI.
dipu
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CptCrash
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1. February 2003 @ 07:55 |
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ok, thanks dipu. However it is still not working. I don't see what I could be doing worng. I rip the VOBs, open them in DVD2AVI and noting. All I get is a .avi file of 0kb. uuggggggggg.
Eric- HP Pavilion 7975, 80GB HD, 768 Ram, HP DVD-Writer 200j, PS2 v7
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dipu
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1. February 2003 @ 08:04 |
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if you have Yahoo messenger we can discussed over the problem. My id is ************or in MSN messenger. Address is ***************
CIAO
No email addresses. Help people by all means, but in open forum. You are forgiven this time ;-)
Paul aka Loaded.
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CptCrash
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1. February 2003 @ 08:36 |
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I got it!!! Finally! Thanks again dipu. Couldn't of done it without your help.
Eric- HP Pavilion 7975, 80GB HD, 768 Ram, HP DVD-Writer 200j, PS2 v7
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Tech1
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1. February 2003 @ 19:19 |
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Now if you could go ahead and tell the rest of us what you did to fix the problem, that would be nice! Especially since all I get out of DVD2AVI is wav/d2v files :|
[ Tech1 ]
Dell Dimension XPS T700r
Proc/RAM = p3-700/640MB
HDD = 40GB/20GB/10GB
CDD = DVD-ROM / HP 9300
SND = SB Live 5.0 Plat.
VID = ATI AIW 8500dv
OS = Dual Boot [RedHat 7.3 / WinXP]
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CptCrash
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2. February 2003 @ 05:55 |
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Tech1,
All I was looking for is the .wav file. I don't know what your trying to get out of it, but go ahead and post here and some of us can look into it for you. Again, all I cared about was stripping off a specific part of the audio and I figured that one out. Let me know if this is what you want to know.
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Tech1
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2. February 2003 @ 20:55 |
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I _think_ I have everything working just right... I still can't get Heat under the 700mb limit, but I'm happy with 1.6gb (started at 10.5gb). Is it the way I'm encoding? Am I missing something with IFOEdit? No idea. It just might be the simple fact that it's a 3 hour movie and it doesn't get any smaller. :)
[ Tech1 ]
Dell Dimension XPS T700r
Proc/RAM = p3-700/640MB
HDD = 40GB/20GB/10GB
CDD = DVD-ROM / HP 9300
SND = SB Live 5.0 Plat.
VID = ATI AIW 8500dv
OS = Dual Boot [RedHat 7.3 / WinXP]
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dipu
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3. February 2003 @ 11:48 |
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Hi...u can fit a DVD9 to a DVD5 movie very easily. U need DVD decrypter,DVD2AVI,Tmpeg ,IFOedit program. Make a D2v file then Make a M2V file by TMPEG..it takes 5 to 6 hours. Then Author a new dvd by using IFOedit program and dont forget to use ur Ripped AC3 audio u get from DVD2 Avi program. :D
Enjoy ripping!
dipu
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 3. February 2003 @ 11:49
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allplay
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3. February 2003 @ 18:42 |
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hey i need help with dvd2avi stuff. I followed the walk through and got the correct bitrate, but the avi still came out too big to fit onto two disks. I used dv tool and plugged in the right number. Did i miss something
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a89098
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18. March 2003 @ 07:31 |
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I am getting the problem described in the top of this thread- DVD2AVI works for 1 second and only creates 0MB files. Seems like the fix for this wasn't really outlined yet. What can I do to get over this problem?
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obieobied
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18. March 2003 @ 08:26 |
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Why are you all using DVD2AVI to change .VOB to DivX/XViD or anything?!?!
DVD2AVI produces horrible avi's.
(if u havent tried the pro stuff, dont say i've done it and it looks fine)
You should use NanDUB or VirtualDUB, and make it 2 passes. if u want even more, makes it better. You should use DVD2AVI to extract the Audio from the .VOB's and then copy it directly into the avi u encode with nandub.
obieobiedo
CPU: Athlon Tbird 1.2 GHz
RAM: 384 MB
HDD: 60 GB + 30 GB [90 GB]
CD : 8x/4x/24x CD-RW, 16x DVD-ROM
SND: 4.1 Cambridge Soundworks Speaker System
VID: nVidia GeForce 4 Ti4600
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CptCrash
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18. March 2003 @ 09:06 |
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Yah, the reason I use DVD2AVI is to pull the audio off a specific audio portion of the video, mainly the menu sounds. So far so good on what I'm using it for, however I may check out NanDUB or VirtualDUB.
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Rally
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19. March 2003 @ 16:35 |
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Hi I'm having a similar problem to what CptCrash had. The deal is when I try to save in DVD2AVI it takes like 30 sec and all the usualble stuff I get is the beginning and ending credits of the video. It's only a 1/2 hr section I'm trying to copy so the file size souldn't be that big I've tryed eveything and I have no Idea how to go about fixing the problem. Any suggestions?
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