I'm working on an editing project, and I am using DVD Decryptor to extract my audio/video components. When I put the .vob audio files into Womble for editing, I get really weird results.
In one instance, the video and audio for a segment have equal lengths on the time table, but as I click to different parts of the audio (to make sure they match up), they go terribly out of sync, by several minutes even.
In another instance, I took a complete .m2v movie and aligned it with a complete .vob sound track and again, as I click around on the time table this time, it also goes out of sync. After a certain point, the sound just buzzes horribly.
Is there a step to this process that I am missing, or just not performing properly? Is there a better (free) way to rip .ac3 files than using DVD Decryptor? Any help would be much appreciated.
EDIT: I am following ADigitalMan's guide by the way. I was rereading it here at work (I can't access my files right now). It seems to imply that I should demux the video in one run, and then the audio track in a separate one. Is that possibly what is giving me problems - doing both at once?