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hrg27
3rd September 2003, 19:31
Hi

I have an un-protected DVD-Audio but my DVD-player does not play it.
I thought maybe I can convert it to a DVD-Video. My plan is:

1- Strip off audio tracks into individual AC3 files (don't know how ?)
2- Use a fixed frame (something like a blue screen) as video data
3- Using Scenarist or MyDVD, author a DVD-movie which has the fake video and the real music. So I will have, say 5 VTS, for 5 tracks on the DVD-Audio on my authored DVD-Video and I will watch a blue screen all the time BUT listen to the 5.1 music tracks. (nide idea :D, huh ?)

I do not know if it works or not and as I mentioned I do not know how to strip the musics off from ATS_01_1.AOB.
Any help or input is appreciated.

Thanks
hrg27

Eye of Horus
3rd September 2003, 22:41
Originally posted by hrg27
Hi

I have an un-protected DVD-Audio but my DVD-player does not play it.
I thought maybe I can convert it to a DVD-Video. My plan is:

1- Strip off audio tracks into individual AC3 files (don't know how ?)
2- Use a fixed frame (something like a blue screen) as video data
3- Using Scenarist or MyDVD, author a DVD-movie which has the fake video and the real music. So I will have, say 5 VTS, for 5 tracks on the DVD-Audio on my authored DVD-Video and I will watch a blue screen all the time BUT listen to the 5.1 music tracks. (nide idea :D, huh ?)

I do not know if it works or not and as I mentioned I do not know how to strip the musics off from ATS_01_1.AOB.
Any help or input is appreciated.

Thanks
hrg27

It doesn't play in your DVD player, but it does in your computer ? And you know it's unprotected ?
If it is really unprotected, it should have a normal 16 bits/48 Khz DD5.1 stream . So I suggest first try it in Smartripper or DVDdecrypter and see what it says.......
If it has a DD 6 channel stream, rip it and convert it to DTS CD or burn it with Sonic Foundry AC3 DVD burner or author it with DVD Architect.

good luck.....

EoH

Joni Mitchell's Both Sides Now didn't work this way, but the Buena Vista Social Club did !