DVD audio extraction

[Bill Moseley]

I can get audio extracted from vob files with mplayer, but I was
wondering if there were any tools to make it a bit easier.

For example, I might like to say, extract enough chapters from title 1
to fill up no more than 30 minutes of audio, but don't break any
chapters in the middle. And then fade out the last 20 seconds of audio.

Or another way: extract all the audio, split into 30 minute chunks,
always split at a chapter mark, if possible, and fade out and in at the
splits.

All from the command line, of course.

BTW -- is there a good DVD primer? I don't really understand them.
Seems like I loose my title/chapter info when I access the vob files
directly -- I assume there's some meta data that indexes into the vob
files to mark the chapter locations.


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Bill Moseley
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[Mark C]

On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 07:52, Bill Moseley wrote:

> I can get audio extracted from vob files with mplayer, but I was
> wondering if there were any tools to make it a bit easier.

Give transcode a go, being lazy I use k3b or acidrip for all my cd
burning and dvd ripping (uses transcode on the backend) , as both myself
and my wife spends more time on our computers than we do watching tv, I
tend too rip my dvd's to a shared hdd and we can both watch whatever
movies we want using Xine.

Personally I do not care if this upsets the movie bods, I legally paid
for all my dvd's, so I'm watching them anyway I can...

Add this to you're sources.list, then apt-get install transcode

# [url]http://marillat.free.fr[/url]
deb [url]http://marillat.free.fr/[/url] unstable main

Mac




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