transcode -i /space/tng-biggoodbye/vob/004 -w 4357,250,100
-a 1 -b 128,0,0 -s 3.311 -V -f 25 -B 12,10,8 -R 1 -x vob,null -o /dev/null
-y xvidcvs,nullNext is a copy of the audio track that is being used:
-a 1 selects audio track number 1 (starting with 0).Is it possible that it is just grabbing the wrong audio track? I am thinking no because although Ryan you said that once you rip a movie you are stuck with that audio track, when I run the vob file from the command line using mplayer I can see where it has 3 audio tracks 0, 129, and 128. I am guessing that it is choosing 129 b/c it is in front of the 128 and the -aid 128 flag would fix this but it didn't. Any ideas I refuse to give up. I was able to rip about 70% of my movie collection and I would love to get the rest without having to do it by hand and if other people are having this problem maybe we can narrow it down to help the developers on this. Are they doing much work on this part of Myth? It seems kinda stable compared to other parts. Thanks for all the help so far and anyone else chime in if you have any ideas, at this point anything is helpful.
Allan
On 8/15/05, Ryan Steffes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 8/15/05, Allan Wilson < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Thanks for all the help on this Ryan. Do you know how mtd rips a movie if it doesn't use mencoder. Has anyone run in to any documentation on how Myth rips movies in detail. Any other experiences from anyone would be helpful.
Allan
mtd uses transcode, with various flags depending on what you select in the menu. Oddly, it gives you the option for changing the command in settings, but there doesn't seem to be switches for other commands (such as mencode) so I'm not sure the purpose of it.
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