Settings of Robot4rip to allow direct MP3 encoding

nex92 · 9th January 2007, 21:35

Hello everybody

I have downloaded and installed the latest Gordian Knot Rippack (0.35.0) & Codec Pack (1.9). I used to run Robot4rip from a previous version which allowed me to rip a DVD, demux it and in the same batch, encode the audio track into an MP3 file.
Unfortunately, I can't anymore. I get no error message. The status window does not show any error. I have checked the path of all applications (including BeSweet) and they are fine. Also, I can encode the audio tracks directly with BeSweetGUI without any problem. Does that sound familiar to one of you?

Thanks in advance

Dr.Khron · 10th January 2007, 18:11

Robot4Rip has been somehwat abandoned...

Any time I ask questions about it, people tell me that no one uses it anymore. SO, I've been manually ripping, indexing, demuxing and transcoding.

-Dr.K

nex92 · 10th January 2007, 21:10

That is sad

I found Robot4rip efficient and it allowed leaving the computer for a while. I'll try everything to have it work. If I succeed, I'll post the answer. Thanks for your (disappointing) post

Nex92

nex92 · 20th January 2007, 11:12

I saw there was a newer version of R4r than the one in the pack : 0.6 (build 1098). So I downloaded it and tried, but unfortunately, this did not change anything : no audio encoding and no error message.
But there is a bypass : in the "Tools" menu, there is an "Encode audio file" function. I then can stay with this useful tool that allows encoding Divx files without playing with the delay between audio and video. That's why I like it!

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nex92 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 3	Settings of Robot4rip to allow direct MP3 encoding Hello everybody I have downloaded and installed the latest Gordian Knot Rippack (0.35.0) & Codec Pack (1.9). I used to run Robot4rip from a previous version which allowed me to rip a DVD, demux it and in the same batch, encode the audio track into an MP3 file. Unfortunately, I can't anymore. I get no error message. The status window does not show any error. I have checked the path of all applications (including BeSweet) and they are fine. Also, I can encode the audio tracks directly with BeSweetGUI without any problem. Does that sound familiar to one of you? Thanks in advance

10th January 2007, 18:11	#2 \| Link
Dr.Khron Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Gotham City, USA Posts: 389	Robot4Rip has been somehwat abandoned... Any time I ask questions about it, people tell me that no one uses it anymore. SO, I've been manually ripping, indexing, demuxing and transcoding. -Dr.K

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nex92 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 3	That is sad I found Robot4rip efficient and it allowed leaving the computer for a while. I'll try everything to have it work. If I succeed, I'll post the answer. Thanks for your (disappointing) post Nex92

20th January 2007, 11:12	#4 \| Link
nex92 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 3	I saw there was a newer version of R4r than the one in the pack : 0.6 (build 1098). So I downloaded it and tried, but unfortunately, this did not change anything : no audio encoding and no error message. But there is a bypass : in the "Tools" menu, there is an "Encode audio file" function. I then can stay with this useful tool that allows encoding Divx files without playing with the delay between audio and video. That's why I like it!