Hi,
0n 07/08/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:54 Robert Tigelaar told me:
> COMMAND LIST:
> (PASS 1) transcode --export_asr 3 -A -Q 5,5 -R 1 --import_asr 3 -w 1627,50
> -i /mnt/extra/dvdrip-data/1994_pulp_fiction/vob/001/ -y xvid4,null -N 0x2000
> -M 2 --print_status 25 --a52_drc_off -x vob,null -a 0 --export_fps 25.000,3
> -H 10 -o /dev/null -f 25.000,3
> (PASS 2) transcode --export_asr 3 -A -Q 5,5 -R 2 --import_asr 3 -w 1627,50
> -i /mnt/extra/dvdrip-data/1994_pulp_fiction/vob/001/ -y xvid4 -N 0x2000 -M 2
> --print_status 25 --a52_drc_off -x vob -a 0 --export_fps 25.000,3 -H 10 -o
> /mnt/extra/dvdrip-data/1994_pulp_fiction/avi/001/1994_pulp_fiction-001.avi-f
> 25.000,3
Just to sort out things step by step I would start using:
transcode -i /dev/dvd -T 1,-1 -x auto,null -y ffmpeg,null \
-o video.avi
mplayer -dumpaudio -dumpfile audio.ac3 dvd://1
avimerge -o pulp_fiction.avi -i video.avi -p audio.ac3
If you will see a constant drift you could try avisync to fix
it.
If you will see this desync increasing towards the film you are
probably lost. However, IIRC I already made backups of 25fps Pulp
Fiction using transcode.
--
bye maik
