ookzDVD
25th January 2003, 06:26
@LightningUK! :)
I would like to report a very "Strange" fenomena.
If I rip the DVD in .IFO mode and choose the "Stream Processing",
then I choose the desire stream usually, the video, audio (.AC3) english, and subtitle English. And I DON'T choose "Demux" the
AC3 stream to external file. So the video+ac3+subtitle is still
in the result .VOB(s).
Then I use SubRip (v1.14) to parse the subtitle from the result .VOB(s) so I save the subtitle result into subtitle1.srt
Then...
I rip again the same DVD with the same setting above except for the
.AC3 I CHOOSE "demux" . So the result .VOB(s) in only containing
video+subtitle. Then I use the same SubRip setting to these .VOB(s)
and I save the subtitle into subtitle2.srt.
After I compare the subtitle1.srt and subtitle2.srt
is not the same. The subtitle2.srt in about the middle of the movie
is somehow speed up about 2 minutes in my case of Ice Age R1 DVD.
That's why if I rip with the second method, I always got the subtitle
out of sync. but if I use the first method, the subtitle is sync perfectly.
So... Is it a DVDDecrypter's bug ? or SubRip's bug ?
PS. I really need your opinion.
Thank you.
I would like to report a very "Strange" fenomena.
If I rip the DVD in .IFO mode and choose the "Stream Processing",
then I choose the desire stream usually, the video, audio (.AC3) english, and subtitle English. And I DON'T choose "Demux" the
AC3 stream to external file. So the video+ac3+subtitle is still
in the result .VOB(s).
Then I use SubRip (v1.14) to parse the subtitle from the result .VOB(s) so I save the subtitle result into subtitle1.srt
Then...
I rip again the same DVD with the same setting above except for the
.AC3 I CHOOSE "demux" . So the result .VOB(s) in only containing
video+subtitle. Then I use the same SubRip setting to these .VOB(s)
and I save the subtitle into subtitle2.srt.
After I compare the subtitle1.srt and subtitle2.srt
is not the same. The subtitle2.srt in about the middle of the movie
is somehow speed up about 2 minutes in my case of Ice Age R1 DVD.
That's why if I rip with the second method, I always got the subtitle
out of sync. but if I use the first method, the subtitle is sync perfectly.
So... Is it a DVDDecrypter's bug ? or SubRip's bug ?
PS. I really need your opinion.
Thank you.