Originally posted by: Moth3r
Originally posted by: Moth3r
Depends on what exactly you will be doing, but you should be able to accomplish something with free tools.
Originally posted by: Luminous being
2. I ripped the audio of the 2006 DVD's with DVD Decrypter and got a VOB Firstly if you rip just the audio you should get an AC3 file, not a VOB. Did you tick the "demux" option for the audio you want? Yes I did, I have ripped again to make sure. I get 3 files a VOB file called VTS_3_1, a IFO file called VTS_3_0 and a text document called VTS_03 - Stream Information. I tried getting just the video from my 2004 Empire (using the meathod described above) and I get the same thing. Shouldn’t I get a mpeg 2 file?
Originally posted by: Moth3r
I thought you were using the PAL disc? Keep in mind that the '77 Dolby Stereo mix that Belbucus captured is synched to the NTSC GOUT. You will either need to re-encode the video to NTSC or speed up the audio to PAL speed.
Sorry again I am using PAL (damn copy and paste errors), I’ll be changing the audio to PAL speed.2. I ripped the audio of the 2006 DVD's with DVD Decrypter and got a VOB Firstly if you rip just the audio you should get an AC3 file, not a VOB. Did you tick the "demux" option for the audio you want? Yes I did, I have ripped again to make sure. I get 3 files a VOB file called VTS_3_1, a IFO file called VTS_3_0 and a text document called VTS_03 - Stream Information. I tried getting just the video from my 2004 Empire (using the meathod described above) and I get the same thing. Shouldn’t I get a mpeg 2 file?
Originally posted by: Moth3r
That's the maximum video bitrate; the total bitrate including video, audio and subs must be less than 10.08 Mbps.
Sorry, what I’m getting at is if I have 2 PCM tracks at about 1.5Mbps. Does video + track 1 +track 2 + subtitles have to be less than 10Mbps or just video + track 1 or track 2+ subtitles have to be less than 10Mbps? I think it the latter but want to make sure.That's the maximum video bitrate; the total bitrate including video, audio and subs must be less than 10.08 Mbps.
Originally posted by: Moth3r
I thought you were using the PAL disc? Keep in mind that the '77 Dolby Stereo mix that Belbucus captured is synched to the NTSC GOUT. You will either need to re-encode the video to NTSC or speed up the audio to PAL speed.
Originally posted by: Moth3r
Depends on what exactly you will be doing, but you should be able to accomplish something with free tools.
Having slept on it and then read the thread you linked to I think I will be splitting the film by reels. As then I’ll have to reduce the maximum bitrate which will motivate me into converting the film to anamorphic (using step 3 in ADigitalMan’s guide). So what do you recommend I do after collecting my audio and anamorphic video?
Finally a not so quick question, do you know when the original reel changes are? If you have that widescreen pre-ANH telecine transfer you may be able to see the Q-dots.
Thank you for all your help.
Luminous being