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Can't get sound to work & dvd question

Post by Sinar89 » Sun Feb 27, 2005 6:51 pm

1) ok, i can rip the files into VOB format very easily (DVD Decrypter). i did it for a hellsing dvd and like i read i split it into serverl files named VTS-04-1 through VTS-04-6. it also made a VTS-04-0.IFO file. anyways, i want to get it to wear i can play it on my computer using Windows media player so i'm using the DVD2AVI program and everytime i try it, it makes the video perfect but there is no sound. i followed all the steps i read in a guide and it doesn't work. i go to open, and then i click on the first VTS-04 file (VOB) and the other 5 come with it......anyone have any idea why it doesn't work? do i need to do that and then take the file (it makes a seperate sound file for it) and use some program to put them together?


2) also, as a sub question. if i'm wanting to make a DVD, like burn the hellsing show (theoretically) . since its copy protected andi can't straight burn it should i burn the vob files to the dvd (not even sure if that will work) or convert it then burn it. i'm asking for several reasons. one, i would love to be able to get the dvds of hellsing (theroetically) 2, i already have some shows that are fansubs that i would want on there (again, theroetically) and finally, i want to put any video i make onto a dvd (really). i i did this before and left it in the AVI or whatever it is that will let me play in Windows media player (several different file types) and it says i can fit like 4.4 gigs onto a dvd....each file i was burning onto it was like 160,000 kbs....so, i thought i could get like at least 10 or more onto it (doing the math i should be ale to fit 26.2) ....i could fit like 3. so, am i burning it wrong or is it just different when burning a dvd?

thanks alot for any answers on either question

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Re: Can't get sound to work & dvd question

Post by downwithpants » Sun Feb 27, 2005 6:55 pm

Sinar89 wrote:1) ok, i can rip the files into VOB format very easily (DVD Decrypter). i did it for a hellsing dvd and like i read i split it into serverl files named VTS-04-1 through VTS-04-6. it also made a VTS-04-0.IFO file. anyways, i want to get it to wear i can play it on my computer using Windows media player so i'm using the DVD2AVI program and everytime i try it, it makes the video perfect but there is no sound. i followed all the steps i read in a guide and it doesn't work. i go to open, and then i click on the first VTS-04 file (VOB) and the other 5 come with it......anyone have any idea why it doesn't work? do i need to do that and then take the file (it makes a seperate sound file for it) and use some program to put them together?
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Post by Sinar89 » Sun Feb 27, 2005 8:48 pm

unless i misread that wrong, that tells you how to get audio out, i can do that. what i need to know is how to use DVD2AVI to turn VOB into avi and also compress it if nesecary and still have sound. i can do all of the above but when i do it and hit play, there is no sound. thanks for trying to help anyways.

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Post by AMVfreak » Sun Feb 27, 2005 9:26 pm

Sinar89 wrote:unless i misread that wrong, that tells you how to get audio out, i can do that. what i need to know is how to use DVD2AVI to turn VOB into avi and also compress it if nesecary and still have sound. i can do all of the above but when i do it and hit play, there is no sound. thanks for trying to help anyways.
Don't use DVD2AVI to convert to AVI files, as ironic as that sounds.

Follow through the guide downwithpants linked you to, if you want to extract audio.

Dealing with VOBs in DVD2AVI/DGIndex:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/ ... getb2.html

[I recommend uninstalling AMVapp if you have the old one, and installing the new AMVapp which has DGIndex, which is easier and better to use then DVD2AVI. Don't however, uninstall AMVapp, if you are in a middle of a video editing project that uses it.]
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Post by Sinar89 » Sun Feb 27, 2005 11:41 pm

yea, i have DGindex and i tried making the .d2v file and then using VirtuaDub with AVIsynth to turn it into an AVI movie but still, when i get done, it has no sound therefor it would be pointless to watch...any ideas

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Post by downwithpants » Sun Feb 27, 2005 11:48 pm

open the video you are processing in virtualdub
click streams/stream list
click add
select the wav or mp3 of the desired audio
click open
click ok
save the video
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Post by Sinar89 » Mon Feb 28, 2005 11:03 am

Dude, thanks alot. it worked perfectly.

also, if anyone wants to hear anything cool. put both the Japanese voices and english voices playing at the same time with no delay for Hellsing....it sounds real cool to hear alucard talk.......yes i found this out by messing up but hey, columus was probably chasing a small blue fish and ran into land.

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