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rossheth
2nd April 2006, 21:55
Ok I'm sure that this has been answered many times but I couldnt find anything specific. I have IFO and VOB files on my hard disk created by DVD Decrypter. They include 6 channel, 5.1 audio, but I need to convert them to stereo. Could someone please tell me how to do this? Many thanks in advance.
shon3i
2nd April 2006, 22:03
The simplest way to covert is BeLight, use search to find about BeLight
setarip_old
2nd April 2006, 22:10
@rossheth
Hi!
Please clarify - Do you want to simply extract the audiostream from the DVD and convert it to stereo format and save it to a NEW SEPARATE AUDIO FILE?
OR
Do you want to extract the audiostream from the DVD and convert it to stereo format and PUT IT BACK INTO THE DVD, as a replacement for the original audiostream?
rossheth
2nd April 2006, 22:12
I'd like to convert the stream to stereo and then re-include it into the DVD, as a replacement. Is this possible?
setarip_old
2nd April 2006, 22:17
May I ask why you would want to do this? Virtually all standalone DVD players can, if need be, automatically downmix 5.1 .AC3 audio to stereo...
rossheth
2nd April 2006, 22:19
You certainly can. I'm converting a dvd to put on my son's PSP. It can only take stereo input.
ursamtl
3rd April 2006, 03:45
It will play fine on the PSP. I've played a DVD with only 5.1 AC3 audio on a PSP before and it worked perfectly.
rossheth
3rd April 2006, 18:20
Well i'm definately having problems with the sound. Is there a way to do what I asked?
ursamtl
3rd April 2006, 18:38
That's strange. Is it 5.1 AC3?
rossheth
3rd April 2006, 18:52
Yes it is. Perhaps I should try another audio codec?
elmimmo
3rd April 2006, 21:27
I am sorry to be so blunt, but no way anyone's playing a movie with a 5.1 AC3 track on a PSP. The thing simply does not support it.
Rossheth, the must be dedicated all-in-one solutions on Windows (I guess that's what you use) to do DVD to PSP, which automatically downmix to stereo if needed. There are for Mac OS X (well, not all in one, maybe all in two) at least. I'd go for one of those and forget about what codec uses what.
rossheth
3rd April 2006, 21:34
I used AutoGK to convert to VBR mp3. Problem solved :p
setarip_old
3rd April 2006, 22:07
@ursamtl
Hi!
Perhaps you're speaking of a full-sized Playstation, while "Rossheth" is speaking of a Playstation Portable ("PSP")...
ursamtl
4th April 2006, 00:31
Oops, yes you're right. I mean t PS2. Sorry :)
chromium
7th April 2006, 11:45
Briefly, converting a 5.1 AC3 to a 2 channel AC3 can be done using Besweet or Belight as frontends. The command line might look like
BeSweet.exe" -core( -input "6channel.ac3" -output "2channel.ac3" ) -azid( -d 2/0 --maximize ) -ac3enc( -b 192 )
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