Sometimes I don't name them. If I do, it would be from my memory or I refer back to the video. There's no need to remove voice actually. In channel 1 & 2 there are no voices. But sometimes there are a little bit of voice. If they are in one side (left or right), I silence them and replace with the other side (right or left).
--- On Sun, 1/25/09, Vithur <[email protected]> wrote: From: Vithur <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [arr] How to rip BGMs and Voice Only Songs - my method To: [email protected] Date: Sunday, January 25, 2009, 8:50 AM How do you manage to name the scenes , and how do you eliminate voices.... Mine is still tedious... On Sun, Jan 25, 2009 at 5:26 PM, pratap <pratap_elensar@ yahoo.com> wrote: I use this software 2 rip http://www.mediafir e.com/?a42t3jz4o hd and this software to edit : http://www.mediafir e.com/?m0zummzy2 rr Mine is kinda complicated method. I think there are easier way 2 do it. But this is how I do it. 1) After opening DVD Audio Extractor, in DVD-Video source choose File-Open single DVD VOB file. After choosing the file from DVD click next. 2) In Output Format choose WAV. Sample rate: 44100Hz Channels: All 6 channels Bits per sample: 16 bits Tick "Save each channel into separate file" Click Next 3) Choose output location, Tick "Save each channel into separate file". Click next. 4) Click "Start" *CH 1 & 2 are BGMs, 3 is voice, 4 is Bass, 5 & 6 are sound effects and surround. Normally this is how there are recorded in a DVD. Mix CH 1 & 2, Let Ch 1 be left and Ch 2 be right audio. If you are not sure how 2 do this particular step you can ask me. It's another head cracking procedure. I do this way to preserve the quality and to give the Stereo effect.. Try this out with any DVD. *Channel 3 is Voice. Songs appear as only voice here. This is how I rip Voice Only Songs... I hope this info will be useful... -- regards, Vithur
