DJ EL
I've posted this question before, but I can't find the post, so I apologize in advance. I've had pretty good luck ripping music videos from DVD's, but I am having trouble getting a single music video file (divx) from a music video comprised of two tracks (vob files) on the original DVD. Can anyone shed some light on this? Thank you.
geposted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 4:46 pm
sbangs
its because the video files are seprate on the disk in chapters
so you will need to combine the vob files on another program like sony vegas
or try a program like smart ripper that might join them for you.
so you will need to combine the vob files on another program like sony vegas
or try a program like smart ripper that might join them for you.
geposted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 4:51 pm
DJ EL
I believe I tried the smart ripper, with no luck. Maybe I can find software that will join them as divx files.
geposted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 5:23 pm
anewsome
Are the songs contiguous on the DVD and play within a single chapter? Or are you trying to join two seperate chapters into a single file? If the video plays as a single chapter, you just need to rip them in chapter mode (not vob mode) in your ripper program.
geposted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 8:52 pm
A Man and His Music
In smartripper, choose "max-filesize" in settings>movie>file-splitting. Check the chapters you want to combine. If it's two chapters, check two. If it's a power mix, like the ones on PO, select all the chapters that apply. This works for me, and I rip to vob.
geposted Thu 04 Jan 07 @ 11:15 pm
DJ EL
A Man and His Music, that did the trick. Although, I was getting some runtime errors with Dr Divx at first, but only when I selected more than one chapter in smartripper, as I asked about. I got around it by just renaming the input file. I don't think Dr Divx liked smartripper's naming convention. Thanks again to all who responded.
geposted Tue 16 Jan 07 @ 1:21 am