Phillip Jordan wrote:
> I'm hoping it won't run into any trouble after getting about 2GB into
> the VOB file. If I remember correctly, dvd::rip (or tccat? who knows)
> usually uses multiple files, the same way VOBs are stored on a DVD. With
> any luck, the 6.8GB VOB won't trip it up...
The 1 GB splitting isn't really necessary for dvd::rip or transcode.
Just some filesystems are too limited, e.g. FAT. So I don't expect
problems here, because you're obviously not on such a file system ;)
> That would be awesome. As I said in my previous e-mail to the list, I've
> got at least one more DVD in addition to this one that suffers from the
> problem, and I only own a handful of DVDs in total, so unless it's
> something to do with my systems (DVD drives, libraries? - I did try it
> on my laptop as well) I could imagine this to be a widespread problem.
I don't think it's widespread, because yours is the first report of this
kind ;)
> I can't seem to select AC3 passthrough in the 'Transcode' tab, despite
> the fact that the audio track has the title
> "0: de ac3 48kHz 6Ch"
> I suspect I'm missing a dependency here? 'Check dependencies...' seems
> happy though.
> Of course, it might be a problem with doing mplayer -dumpstream...
Yes, it is. dvd::rip grabs some necessary information for AC3
passthrough just after ripping. Since you "circumvented" dvd::rip's own
ripping strategy, the information is missing now. In the case mplayer
dumping becomes official this could be fixed, of course.
Regards,
Joern
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