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Posted by Peter on 12/15/05 12:46
If you load the VOB into Virtualdubmepg2, what do you get under File->File
Informatons?
I assume your VOB includes AC3 audio and you do not have installed an
AC3codec.
If the problem comes from AC3 then download the codec from:
http://fcchandler.home.comcast.net/stable/index.html
Regards
Peter
"ngreplies" <ngreplies@voidtdrd.freeserve.co.uk> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> OK... I need help folks.
>
> I do not have a capture card and therefore am capturing the camcorder
> clips
> to an external DVD Recorder (LG RH7500). I then want to copy this onto the
> PC and convert into AVI file for editing into a final movie which will
> either be saved as a videoCD or eventually a DVD when I eventually
> purchase
> a DVD recorder.
>
> In my PC I have a DVD player which allows me to import the files.
>
> I have managed to decompile the VOB files onto the PC, (then removed the
> DVD
> from the drive) and then managed to get the VOB file on the PC to play in
> WINDVD with VIDEO and AUDIO.
>
> I have since tried to convert this VOB file into an AVI with sound, and
> that
> is where my headache starts. I have managed to get an AVI with video, but
> no
> sound. I have also managed to get an M2V file which will play in VOBEdit,
> and I have managed video only AVI results with VirtualDub MPEG.
>
> I have tried everything I can think of with the following utils in every
> combination I can think of and still no success. DVDDecrypter,
> VirtualDubMpeg, VOBEdit, AGK (link found in videohelp.com).
> I have also downloaded VOB2MPG but need the 2.0 net framework and want to
> know if this is the way to go before clocking up a large download.
>
> Please, Please, Please can someone tell me where I am going wrong - or
> better still tell me the way to go. All I want to do is convert the data
> within the VOB file which seems to contain both video+audio into something
> like AVI or such that I can edit my clips together as desired.
> I do not want to use MS MovieMaker as it only saves as a WMV file which
> leads to another set of problems where I do not want to go.
>
> I thank everyone in advance for any useful feedback.
>
> Terry
>
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