DVD to footage with sound? Can it be achieved?

Corran · Post by **Corran** » Sat Mar 06, 2004 10:57 pm

madmag9999 wrote:why dont u try what i suggested. or dose mac not have a line in port on the audio card

While that would likely work you'll get better quality if you can rip it than messing with the analog signal.

Sailor Myst · Post by **Sailor Myst** » Sun Mar 07, 2004 12:32 am

Seeing that I have a Laptop Comp I don't see any spots on here to plug weird things into, I already have it plugged into the wall, the Internet Connection plugged. The 2 USB ports are in Use as well as the port for my Camcorder and my headphones. That leaves no other port ar even a place for a card.

I am just trying to find a software program that might work instead.

-Sailor Myst

Sailor Myst · Post by **Sailor Myst** » Mon Mar 08, 2004 12:58 pm

Is there anything?

I just tried to use another program I had called I rip DVD and I still have the same problem no sound. I know that my speakers are working I can put in a CD to listen to it.

But when trying to bring the AMV out of the DVD I get nothing.
Can anyone Help?

-Sailor Myst

SailorMyst · Post by **SailorMyst** » Tue Mar 09, 2004 4:35 pm

Anyone?

ACEN is in just over a month, and I need to get the AMV back on my comp so I can change it's formatt and send it in.

Please Help.....

-Sailor Myst

Corran · Post by **Corran** » Tue Mar 09, 2004 4:41 pm

trythil wrote:Get in touch with Red Wolf (on this forum) about this issue -- he'll be able to help you more than any of us.

Did you try contacting him?

SailorMyst · Post by **SailorMyst** » Fri Mar 12, 2004 9:33 pm

Yeah I was Trying to reach Red Wolf through the Forums but everyone else but him has answered.
I have Emailed Him but have yet to get a response.

I tried ripping the VOB putting throught the other standard programs and Back into IMovie but for some weird reason the video footage and the audio file no longer match up

so I am really confused at this point?

-Sailor Myst

DarkAlex · Post by **DarkAlex** » Mon Mar 15, 2004 10:59 pm

I recently ran into this problem as well and found that the easiest thing to do was to just use DVD2AVI which, apparently, seperates the ac3 files and the videos when it decodes it. I then use Premier to put them back together and output it as an avi. Of course, most times in an amv you don't want the sound, so I haven't really developed this technique very far. Also I have a PC.

Doing what madmag suggested will work, but it might result in inferior audio quality. Your best bet is to find a Mac program that strips the ac3 files and maybe another that converts them to wav files. Then just use IMovie to put them back together. If the problem that you're getting is that the sound seems to be going at 2x the speed of the movie then it could be that it was already compressed on the DVD and would have been decompressed by the DVD player, as happens sometimes on Playstation games. Good luck. For PC DVD-ripping help doom9.org is the place to go, but they don't seem to host any mac programs.

SailorMyst · Post by **SailorMyst** » Thu Mar 18, 2004 1:08 am

For anyone else with a mac that has my problem Red Wolf Emailed me with this Suggestion.

www.dvdxdv.com it works I played with the trial it was exactly what I needed, now I am just waiting for the company to send me the full version that I bought from them.

That was exactly what I had been looking for..

-Sailor Myst

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