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TheDigster
29th March 2002, 03:09
Hi, I am ripping and converting EVERY Friends episode.. due to it's 'repetitive handling of the files' I decided to write a batch file and use Vstrip instead of my usual Smartripper (easy, not slow, nice options)...

Now I have 2 problems (and I already had a look at Doom9's guides)..
- Is it possible to rip the videostream and the audiostream as two different files (AC3/WAV/MP3+M2V/VOB) (And if so, how?).

- What do I have to do to my line to also make it output a d2v (Dvd2Avi file)... my -2 parameter doesn't seem to do anything...

here's my used line..:
vstrip @streamlist.txt -2 -d -oc:\friends\friendsA1 -id:\video_ts\vts_01_0.ifo -p0

I used the latest version of Vstrip (0.8f)

Here's the info from the friends DVD ifo file:
Audio English AC3-2ch 192k 0xDB 0x80

Any help would be very helpfull... (I'm thinking: "how can help not be helpfull" as I'm reviewing my text:)

maven
29th March 2002, 12:39
hint: don't smoke too much pot (especially when coding FoxPro... that is bad enough as it is) ;)

the command-line version does not yet support more than one output file, but the GUI does (read on!).
you can create settings files in the GUI that contain the input-files (.lst), information on output-files etc. (up to 8).
Then you can simply load that settings file (or rename it into vStrip.vsc, then it is loaded as default) and press run.

ok?

btw: d2v creation did not work because you are demuxing, i can only write d2vs (at the moment) for VOBs. you could create a video-only vob for that.

TheDigster
31st March 2002, 04:22
tnx for the reply and for the record;

it's not my choice but the choice of the company where I attent (attend, how's that spelled:) my internship, I hate the language... I have had Pascal and C so I think i'll just keep my dos based work on pascal and som custom jobs on c (altho I did use FoxPro a couple of times, you get used to the language pretty fast if you're working with it all day long every day (e.g. in a very interesting 'apple-database program' for example:)

sorry for the un-subject-related bull... when's the new version comming btw (If you will read this at all:)..??

maven
31st March 2002, 11:56
whenever... eventually...
after exams...