I know how to rip Audio from a DVD (AC3 or DTS) - that's working fine for me.
However, I've just tried to rip the 5.1 DTS from the Genesis album Trespass (from the Box set 1970-1975). Initially, I ripped using DVD Decrypter, and ripped all chapters together in the DTS stream. This worked fine. Then I thought I'd try ripping each chapter separately, so I'd have a wav file for each song. Whilst that works, it seems to be chopping the end off some of the tracks. Also, it doesn't seem possible to automate DVD Decrypter to do each chapter to a separate file automatically, so it would be a bit of a pain to do this for larger albums (eg. The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway). So, now I'm thinking of returning to the rip with all chapters in one file, and setting up a .CUE file to describe the splits. Would it then be save to load the .cue/wav into Foobar2000 and split into multiple files? Anyone done anything like this before? Oh, and when I convert the wav to flac, the size gets bigger. I'm still converting to flac, because this will allow me to get tag info into SC, but I heard that the extra processing on SB's to decode the flac can cause playback issues, so would I be better to stick to .cue/wav or convert to a different format? Phil _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/ripping
