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Re: [dvd::rip] Job ' Merging audio - title #1, audio track #1 failed.

Subject: Re: [dvd::rip] Job ' Merging audio - title #1, audio track #1 failed.
From: "Nexist Xenda'ths" <nexist@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 30 May 2006 01:19:05 -0700
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Switching to AVI/MP3 appears to have worked.

I am now torn between being practical and having the movie on my hard
drive, or a purist and trying for ogg.  Ultimately, I would like to use
Lossless video and audio (e.g. HuffyUV & FLAC), but that is probably
another thread and one that can wait until I get more comfortable with this.

Thank you


Jörn Reder wrote:
> "Nexist Xenda'ths" wrote:
> 
>> After combing the on line documentation, I managed to get a successful
>> rip, but right before success, it gave an error about being unable to
>> merge the video to the audio (during second pass).
> 
> It looks ogmmerge fails but doesn't report this with its exit status and
> thus the following mv command dies. Obviously something went wrong 
> already in the transcoding stage, probably corrupt files were created 
> which ogmmerge doesn't like.
> 
> Please check the created files. Just send the output of the following 
> commands:
> 
>   % cd /home/nexist/Documents/my_pictures_and_movies/DVDs/secretary/avi/001/
>   % ls -l
>   % tcprobe -i secretary-001.ogm             # this is the video file
>   % tcprobe -i secretary-001-00.ogm          # this is the audio file
>   % tcprobe -i ../../vob/001/                # maybe of interest, too
> 
> As well please send the complete transcode command you're using (grab it
> from the log, in case of 2pass please send both commands). Did you 
> execute it on a console to see if it really works without throwing any 
> error messages?
> 
> Did you try transcoding to AVI/mp3? Just do a simple test transcoding by
> specifying a frame range of 0-500 or something like that. Probably 
> something with your ogg/vorbis installation is messed up.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Joern
> 

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