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From: CoMa on 24 Jul 2010 05:39 On Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:52:32 -0300, Shadow <Sh(a)dow.br> wrote: >On Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:09:26 +0200, CoMa <hubbabub-nys(a)algonet.se> >wrote: > >>On Thu, 22 Jul 2010 19:15:02 -0300, Shadow <Sh(a)dow.br> wrote: >> >>>I have various DVDs of musical shows. I needed to rip the MP3 from >>>them, so I can listen to them on my mp3-player when I go beddy-byes. >>> >> >> >>You can use this tutorial as a starter >>http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/136/59/ > Thanks. But what I really needed was a freeware app. Goldwave >is not free.($49). > I could probably do what I want with audacity (split the big >mp3's into smaller ones), but I really wanted something "automatic". > VLC rips the MP3's , but as hour long files. I want to cut out >and save my favorites. > []'s Usually there are 1 song for every chapter on Music DVD (Concert) So you going to need DVD Decrypter to Demux the audio 1 song for every chapter, those files are usually in the AC3 sound format. and a AC3 to MP3 converter like BeSweet (BeLight) -- Regards CoMa http://hubbabub.deviantart.com/
From: Shadow on 24 Jul 2010 16:05 On Sat, 24 Jul 2010 11:39:40 +0200, CoMa <hubbabub-nys(a)algonet.se> wrote: >>>http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/136/59/ >> Thanks. But what I really needed was a freeware app. Goldwave >>is not free.($49). >> I could probably do what I want with audacity (split the big >>mp3's into smaller ones), but I really wanted something "automatic". >> VLC rips the MP3's , but as hour long files. I want to cut out >>and save my favorites. >> []'s > >Usually there are 1 song for every chapter on Music DVD (Concert) >So you going to need >DVD Decrypter to Demux the audio 1 song for every chapter, >those files are usually in the AC3 sound format. >and a AC3 to MP3 converter like BeSweet (BeLight) I ripped with VLC, joined with audacity(VLC rips one mp3 per vob file), and separated the various tracks with the audacity analyse-silence finder,(which needed a bit of tweaking). Lost a bit of quality, as it involved double decoding-encoding, Recovered 19 tracks from the first DVD. Might try MP3 Cutter Plus on the next one. Sounds faster. But as it was a BB suggestion, I'll probably quarantine it for a couple of months, just in case it's malware. :) []'s
From: rich on 25 Jul 2010 07:47
On Sat, 24 Jul 2010 17:05:20 -0300, Shadow wrote: > On Sat, 24 Jul 2010 11:39:40 +0200, CoMa <hubbabub-nys(a)algonet.se> > wrote: > >>>>http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/136/59/ >>> Thanks. But what I really needed was a freeware app. Goldwave >>>is not free.($49). >>> I could probably do what I want with audacity (split the big >>>mp3's into smaller ones), but I really wanted something "automatic". >>> VLC rips the MP3's , but as hour long files. I want to cut out >>>and save my favorites. >>> []'s >> >>Usually there are 1 song for every chapter on Music DVD (Concert) So you >>going to need >>DVD Decrypter to Demux the audio 1 song for every chapter, those files >>are usually in the AC3 sound format. and a AC3 to MP3 converter like >>BeSweet (BeLight) > I ripped with VLC, joined with audacity(VLC rips one mp3 per > vob file), and separated the various tracks with the audacity > analyse-silence finder,(which needed a bit of tweaking). > Lost a bit of quality, as it involved double > decoding-encoding, Recovered 19 tracks from the first DVD. > Might try MP3 Cutter Plus on the next one. Sounds faster. But > as it was a BB suggestion, I'll probably quarantine it for a couple of > months, just in case it's malware. :) > []'s There are a few ways to get the audio track, instead of VLC, Super(c) does the same. But another way, maybe slower but it saves loading into audacity. Avidemux, load the first .vob and it asks if you want to append the rest of them - up to you. Set the audio output to mp3 and tweak the gain in the filters to counteract low volume from DVD ac3 audio; gain=manual & value=8 works. Set the start and end points of a track, cuts out unwanted applause or commentary. Go to the Audio Menu and Save, give the track a name <something.mp3> then on to the next one. -- rich |