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brown edges
13th August 2002, 18:41
The new version of dvd Decrypter has a option for RAW stream processing, what is it and when do you use it?
Got Milk?
13th August 2002, 19:15
RAW stream processing allows the demuxing of subs for processing with programs such as SubRip and VOBSub. Before this I think a header was added to the file which stopped the programs being able to process the file.
LIGHTNING UK!
13th August 2002, 20:39
You're right, but its the other way around. The sector containing the stream is ripped straight from the VOB without any processing so you get all the VOB headers too. SubRip needs those.
Perhaps 'RAW' isnt the best word to describe whats going on.... if someone can think of something better, I'd be happy to change it.
Remember, free space within the GUI is an issue, so it must be kinda short :)
brown edges
14th August 2002, 03:43
Thank you for the quick response guys, but if RAW is for the subs then what happens to the M2V and the audio if its processed in RAW mode?
LIGHTNING UK!
14th August 2002, 09:31
Erm, it probably wouldn't work. :)
The settings are on a stream by stream basis, yeah(?), so just make sure you only select 'Subtitle' streams to use the 'RAW' method.
Got Milk?
14th August 2002, 19:23
Originally posted by LIGHTNING UK!
Perhaps 'RAW' isnt the best word to describe whats going on.... if someone can think of something better, I'd be happy to change it.
Remember, free space within the GUI is an issue, so it must be kinda short :) Guess I could have worked that out if i'd thought about it for a minute :)
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