Cheking demux

[RokySant]

May be it's intentional: when selecting a stream in ifo/streamprocessing/demux with DVDDecripter, if you only check the checkbox the stream is not selected: you need to click directly on the name of the stream.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Yup, that's how the control works.

[goc]

why the check then ?

i mean simulteneous extractin of video and audio stream with dvddecrypter is not possible for obvius reasons ... am i right ? or left ? :)

[RokySant]

Of course it is possible to extract both video and audio at the same time: the only issue is that you must check every stream (on the name, not only on the check box) and for that stream click on the demux radio button.

[goc]

ok, but you cannot check video and audio stream at the same time over the name (not checkbox) :S , i mean only one name stays highlighted ... right ?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

You appear to be finding this very difficult and I can assure you it's not!

Each stream has its own set of options. You can set them to demux, direct stream copy or raw on an individual basis. The stream that have their boxes 'ticked' to the left of the name are the ones that the program will keep. The method of output for each stream (direct, demux, raw) depends on the option you've selected for that stream. You have to highlight the stream before you can set its options.

If you look at the caption of the box it even tells you which stream you're currently working with.

[RokySant]

Sinche it's almost Christmas, and we are speaking of demuxing, here is my wish for Santa: I often use decripting, just to extract from a movie a scene, or a song, to be processed with, say, Liquid, or other video editing programs. It would be wonderful to have the possibility to do that directly from DvdDecripter, with a preview etc.

(I beg your pardon for my english, I'm italian).