Erick Gomes wrote: > Thanks david, but u get me wrong :P > > I already have the audio file, now I need to extract only the video > from a > avi stream, which contains a xvid4 video and a wrong mp3 audio. You actually don't need to worry about extracting the video -- using the avimerge command I gave below will substitute the new audio track. Just use the -A switch to determine which track to overwrite. Got it? :-)
Dave > > Got it? > > thanks again! > > 2007/4/24, David Liontooth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Erick Gomes wrote: >> > Hi people! >> > It's been a long time since I don't write anything to you :( >> > >> > but now I'm back @ trancoding, I have some doubts: >> > >> > I've just done a dvd rip (one of mine, of course!), in which I >> > transcoded a >> > vob to a AVI container using xvid4 + mp3. >> > >> > All went ok, but unfortunatelly the audio track was the wrong one, and >> > now I want to >> > >> > - extract the video from the avi; >> > - extract the correct audio from the dvd (already done); >> > - multiplex them again >> > >> > Can u help me? >> > By looking at this list history, I found that ogmtools maybe could >> > handle this. >> > What do u think? >> > >> Extract the video: >> >> tcextract -i $FIL.avi -x mp3 -a 3 > $FIL.mp3 >> >> To multiplex I use this: >> >> avimerge -i $FIL.avi -p $FIL.mp3 -A 0 -o $FIL.avi >> >> Cheers, >> Dave >> >> > >
