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Posted by John Williamson on 10/27/07 09:34
raylopez99 wrote:
<Stuff about problems extracting sound from DVDs>
If you're not stuck with having to use Cyberlink programs, there is a
freeware bundle called DVD2SVCD, which works with TMPGEnc (An Mpeg
encoder, freeware for MPEG1 or shareware for MPEG2)or any other command
liine capable mpeg encoder program, to strip a DVD down to VideoCD.
While it's doing this, it generates temporary files of the sound & video
streams which can be converted into any format you wish.
You get on your Hard drive the .IFO files, the .VOB files, .ac3
extracted audio, .mp2 encoded audio, .mpv MPEG1 video stream and a
combined .mpg (Mpeg1 format, 352x288 resolution) As a bonus, you get a
number of .bin/.cue Video CD Image files you can burn to CD-R for playback.
You do need to use DVDs you have the right to copy, though, as it is
illegal in most places to break copyright protection systems such as CSS
& the like;-)
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Tciao for Now!
John.
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