Indigo Haze wrote:
> I had installed 0.97.10 via a gentoo ebuild and every DVD I examined
> kept returning 29.x for the frame rate, even on DVDs that I knew were
> 23.x. Waited for the 0.97.11 build to be put into portage and 0.97.12
> was released. Installed .12 and found that when you go to rip titles it
> still shows that all programs are 29.x FPS which results in dvd::rip
> reporting that the rip stopped short.
dvd::rip uses lsdvd to read the DVD TOC, so I tend to say it's lsdvd
which is wrong here ;) Can you please verfiy that? Just execute
% lsdvd -v /dev/dvd
Are the framerates wrong? If not: dvd::rip uses lsdvd's Perl output
mode, probably something gets messed up with it. In this case please try
this command:
% lsdvd -v -Op /dev/dvd
and check the 'fps' entries.
> However at least with 0.97.12 I can continue the transcode processing as
> all other aspects of the program show the proper 23.x FPS rate.
After ripping dvd::rip probes the created VOB files again using
transcode, primarily to get more details about the audio streams. But
the video framerate is verified here as well, that's why it's correct
after ripping.
Regards,
Joern
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