oxie
8th October 2002, 19:05
Hi,
I try to use DVD2AVI to export the video stream of a ripped DVD to AVI (full frame/no compression).
I open the vob files and then select the File/Save AVI command. I enter a filename for the output file and click OK.
Then, DVD2AVI offers me to select the codec I want the AVI to be encoded with.
But, in the list I only have two choices :
- no recompression,
- Full frames (no compression).
I select 'Full frames' but either DVD2AVI ends the process immediatly (given me a 0 byte AVI) or it quits brutally.
Last week, I succeeded in doing this. At that time, DVD2AVI offers me to choose between 10 differents codecs (Cinepak, Microsoft, ...) and it gave me several AVI files with no compressed frames.
If I do the same thing using FlaskMpeg I can see all my codecs.
What's wrong ?
Thank you for your help.
-Philippe.
I try to use DVD2AVI to export the video stream of a ripped DVD to AVI (full frame/no compression).
I open the vob files and then select the File/Save AVI command. I enter a filename for the output file and click OK.
Then, DVD2AVI offers me to select the codec I want the AVI to be encoded with.
But, in the list I only have two choices :
- no recompression,
- Full frames (no compression).
I select 'Full frames' but either DVD2AVI ends the process immediatly (given me a 0 byte AVI) or it quits brutally.
Last week, I succeeded in doing this. At that time, DVD2AVI offers me to choose between 10 differents codecs (Cinepak, Microsoft, ...) and it gave me several AVI files with no compressed frames.
If I do the same thing using FlaskMpeg I can see all my codecs.
What's wrong ?
Thank you for your help.
-Philippe.