Ripping dolby digital question

djtrixx · 12th February 2002, 18:09

I know you can demux the 6ch audio stream from the dvd, but is it possible to use that same track when I burn to DVD-R? If so, what software accepts it and doesn't try to knock you down to 2ch? I've read the guides, here and vcdhelp.com and no one is very clear on this one....

Thanxxxxx

LIGHTNING UK! · 12th February 2002, 19:59

Again, not really a decrpyting issue is it.
You will find your posts are better of in the correct forum. Not everyone read forums other than their own if you see what I mean.

swanside · 12th February 2002, 20:51

I have read dooms guides, and i'll tell you, if I ge reincarnate and come back with a fraction of the knowledge, I will be GOd!!!

From reading the guides, I have succesfully ripped a movie under 99 mins, and put it back onto a dvd-r wth the original quality video and Dolby Digital 3/2 sound.

I have also done a movie of 1h 50 mins CAPt Corellies Madolin, by ripping, editing the IFO and remepeging and reburning.

Video can not tell the dfferece and still has 3/2 audio.

http://www.doom9.org/mpg/rempeg2-dvd.htm over 99 mins

http://www.doom9.org/mpg/ifoedit-basic.htm under 99 mins.

djtrixx · 12th February 2002, 21:02

my bad on the wrong post locations, sorry.....

hbuyer · 12th February 2002, 21:38

I have had no problem adding the ac3 3/2 audio track using gordian knot from the guides here. usually dual audio and you can select with bs player. You can also add the AC3 track later with nandub, but I have had some sync issues this way so would recommed gordian knot. note if it is a 3/2 audio track it tends to be large 3-400MB so you will probably need to use two disks to get good video quality as well.

swanside · 13th February 2002, 18:09

Nope,
3-400 Megs is fine when it is on a DVD-R.
Video is a the same quality I would say, I have not noticed any difference, neither has anybody else who has viewed them.

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djtrixx Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: USA Posts: 24	Ripping dolby digital question I know you can demux the 6ch audio stream from the dvd, but is it possible to use that same track when I burn to DVD-R? If so, what software accepts it and doesn't try to knock you down to 2ch? I've read the guides, here and vcdhelp.com and no one is very clear on this one.... Thanxxxxx __________________ "Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most" -Ozzy Osbourne ________________________________ Trixx

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LIGHTNING UK! Author of ImgBurn Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 1,973	Again, not really a decrpyting issue is it. You will find your posts are better of in the correct forum. Not everyone read forums other than their own if you see what I mean. __________________ The Official ImgBurn Website

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swanside Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 27	Dolby Digital I have read dooms guides, and i'll tell you, if I ge reincarnate and come back with a fraction of the knowledge, I will be GOd!!! From reading the guides, I have succesfully ripped a movie under 99 mins, and put it back onto a dvd-r wth the original quality video and Dolby Digital 3/2 sound. I have also done a movie of 1h 50 mins CAPt Corellies Madolin, by ripping, editing the IFO and remepeging and reburning. Video can not tell the dfferece and still has 3/2 audio. http://www.doom9.org/mpg/rempeg2-dvd.htm over 99 mins http://www.doom9.org/mpg/ifoedit-basic.htm under 99 mins.

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djtrixx Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: USA Posts: 24	my bad on the wrong post locations, sorry..... __________________ "Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most" -Ozzy Osbourne ________________________________ Trixx

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swanside Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 27	Good Video Nope, 3-400 Megs is fine when it is on a DVD-R. Video is a the same quality I would say, I have not noticed any difference, neither has anybody else who has viewed them.

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hbuyer Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 13	I have had no problem adding the ac3 3/2 audio track using gordian knot from the guides here. usually dual audio and you can select with bs player. You can also add the AC3 track later with nandub, but I have had some sync issues this way so would recommed gordian knot. note if it is a 3/2 audio track it tends to be large 3-400MB so you will probably need to use two disks to get good video quality as well.