Simba2
21st June 2008, 19:23
Hi,
I hope one of you guys can help me with my little problem.
Maybe someone knows Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence for PS2. It has a Bonus DVD which puts the entire game in a movie. Now what I'm trying to do is to put this movie on a normal DVD, as I am about to give my PS2 away. The problem is I dont have a DVD recorder so just recording the screen while watching the movie is a no-go, same goes for connecting the TV to PC.
So I checked out the DVD on my PC and found some .DAT files which - after some googling - turned out to be some kind of containers. After a long search I found a tool which extracted those containers and the result was a .m2v, .raw and .sub file for every chapter of the movie.
Of course .m2v is no problem and I dont really need those subs either, but that .raw file is making me crazy.
Again after some searching - also here on the forum - I tried different apps but none could easily convert those files. None of the standart converter apps worked so I came accross Sox which is a bit complicated.
I managed to convert the file without errors but on the outcoming .wav file there was just some static noises/scratching. I guess I chose the wrong bitrate settings etc. but I dont know where I could get that information.
I uploaded the file incase someone wants to try it for himself
http://files.filefront.com/File1raw/;10738920;/fileinfo.html
Again, I hope you can help me out here.
I hope one of you guys can help me with my little problem.
Maybe someone knows Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence for PS2. It has a Bonus DVD which puts the entire game in a movie. Now what I'm trying to do is to put this movie on a normal DVD, as I am about to give my PS2 away. The problem is I dont have a DVD recorder so just recording the screen while watching the movie is a no-go, same goes for connecting the TV to PC.
So I checked out the DVD on my PC and found some .DAT files which - after some googling - turned out to be some kind of containers. After a long search I found a tool which extracted those containers and the result was a .m2v, .raw and .sub file for every chapter of the movie.
Of course .m2v is no problem and I dont really need those subs either, but that .raw file is making me crazy.
Again after some searching - also here on the forum - I tried different apps but none could easily convert those files. None of the standart converter apps worked so I came accross Sox which is a bit complicated.
I managed to convert the file without errors but on the outcoming .wav file there was just some static noises/scratching. I guess I chose the wrong bitrate settings etc. but I dont know where I could get that information.
I uploaded the file incase someone wants to try it for himself
http://files.filefront.com/File1raw/;10738920;/fileinfo.html
Again, I hope you can help me out here.