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Victor43

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5. October 2013 @ 14:04

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Hello

I'm trying to run AutoGK to convert DVD to AVI. However I cannot select the Video_TS folder under the Input File option. AutoGK does not select it even though its there on the hard drive file system.

Any ideas why I cannot select this folder ?

Thanks

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attar

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5. October 2013 @ 14:19

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Are you trying to select the .IFO file associated with the main movie; typically VTS_01_0.IFO

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Victor43

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5. October 2013 @ 15:04

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Originally posted by attar:
Are you trying to select the .IFO file associated with the main movie; typically VTS_01_0.IFO

Thanks for the reply. Originally I was not selecting this file but tried selecting it just now and it gives me the error "Error Parsing IFO file" Any ideas ?

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attar

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5. October 2013 @ 17:02

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Assuming that VTS_01 is the main title, you can select VTS_01_1.VOB - the rest of the relevant VOB files will load automatically.

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Victor43

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5. October 2013 @ 19:08

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Originally posted by attar:
Assuming that VTS_01 is the main title, you can select VTS_01_1.VOB - the rest of the relevant VOB files will load automatically.

Thanks for the reply. I'll try it out tomorrow and will post again if this does not work.

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Victor43

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13. October 2013 @ 18:39

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Dear Reader. I was able to create a AVI file using the latest version of AutoGK. I chose the source IFO file then choose 2 CD = 1.4GB output format and left the Audio default selection under Audio Advance as default. Once the process was done I tried viewing the AVI file using VLC the video was nice but no audio. What can cause the output avi file to have no audio ? AutoGK created several other large files some were 700MB and others were smaller. The main movie was 1.4GB in addition to the extra files I mentioned.

How is it possible to reduce the running time of AutoGK and what could cause the main output AVI file to have no audio ?

Thanks

Victor

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attar

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13. October 2013 @ 20:18

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Use MediaInfo to check for the audio being present.

Change the size using 'Custom';type in the size you want.

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Victor43

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19. October 2013 @ 14:16

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Thanks attar. Yes I believe the AVI files does contain the audio file. Please see screenshot. Thanks for the instructions on how to reduce size of file.

Victor