AC3 Rip from Vob using GraphEdit ???

hk · 10th December 2001, 16:11

Hi,
from a single vob file, I tried to extract the AC3 file using GraphEdit. I opened the file with "rendering file" option. But what filters do I use now (and in what order)to extract the AC3 file???

1. Movie.vob
2. MPEG Splitter
3. ???
4. ???
5. audio.ac3

Your help is appreciated, HK

Nic · 10th December 2001, 16:41

Use VStrip instead

,

i.e.
vstrip thevob.vob -!dosound.ac3 0xbd 0x80

(assuming 0x80 is the number of the stream you want)
(will either be 0x80 or just a bit higher 0x81, 0x82, etc.
...will output to Sound.ac3)

However, with graphedit try:
File Source (ASync)
MPEG-2 Splitter or Ligos MPEG Splitter
A Dump filter (probably comes with Graphedit from Doom9's download or download AviEnc 0.2 off the download site (definitely has bindump.ax)

This may work, but haven't tried it.

-Nic

hk · 13th December 2001, 16:08

Hi Nic,
I´ve tried it with graphedit but the resulting file couln´t be processed with azid/lame.
So maybe there are more filters needed, eg.
is there a filter like AC3 Dest (similar to wavDest)?
Or maybe graphedit doesn´t write a AC3 header?
Got an idea?

I will also try vstrip, but I haven´t got the original DVD structure anymore, just this single vob.
Greetings HK

Nic · 13th December 2001, 16:47

Its better with just the single vob (at least thats how I do it)

Just try the commandline specified & see if it works ok...

-Nic

ps
There is no AC3 Dest, I dont know why it didn't work, try VStrip GUI as well, with & without the AC3 header (??? Dont know what that is but it works best without for me......

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hk Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Berlin Posts: 42	AC3 Rip from Vob using GraphEdit ??? Hi, from a single vob file, I tried to extract the AC3 file using GraphEdit. I opened the file with "rendering file" option. But what filters do I use now (and in what order)to extract the AC3 file??? 1. Movie.vob 2. MPEG Splitter 3. ??? 4. ??? 5. audio.ac3 Your help is appreciated, HK

13th December 2001, 16:08	#3 \| Link
hk Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Berlin Posts: 42	AC3 Rip from single vob u/ graphedit Hi Nic, I´ve tried it with graphedit but the resulting file couln´t be processed with azid/lame. So maybe there are more filters needed, eg. is there a filter like AC3 Dest (similar to wavDest)? Or maybe graphedit doesn´t write a AC3 header? Got an idea? I will also try vstrip, but I haven´t got the original DVD structure anymore, just this single vob. Greetings HK

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10th December 2001, 16:41	#2 \| Link
Nic Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: England Posts: 3,260	Use VStrip instead , i.e. vstrip thevob.vob -!dosound.ac3 0xbd 0x80 (assuming 0x80 is the number of the stream you want) (will either be 0x80 or just a bit higher 0x81, 0x82, etc. ...will output to Sound.ac3) However, with graphedit try: File Source (ASync) MPEG-2 Splitter or Ligos MPEG Splitter A Dump filter (probably comes with Graphedit from Doom9's download or download AviEnc 0.2 off the download site (definitely has bindump.ax) This may work, but haven't tried it. -Nic

13th December 2001, 16:47	#4 \| Link
Nic Moderator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: England Posts: 3,260	Its better with just the single vob (at least thats how I do it) Just try the commandline specified & see if it works ok... -Nic ps There is no AC3 Dest, I dont know why it didn't work, try VStrip GUI as well, with & without the AC3 header (??? Dont know what that is but it works best without for me......