wave from vobs or ac3 with avisynth?
@ Sh0dan:
can i extract wave from vobs or ac3 and using trim with avisynth? if is possible, please post a little script and your cool explanations (as always)! thanks in advance! :) |
@jorel,
MPEG Mediator will do this :) or maybe you have something else in mind. -bp |
I never test it and don't know what it can do, but there is an official (I mean, referenced on official site) filter for AC3 decoding : http://ziquash.chez.tiscali.fr/
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great! thanks to my 2 wise friends! :D |
You can use VDub mpeg-2 and VCF2AVS, here are the links. Just save your processing settings and extract the .wav.
http://home.debitel.net/user/holger....ad/VCF2AVS.zip http://fcchandler.home.comcast.net/s...lDub-MPEG2.zip |
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thank you too Dano :!: :D |
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v=BlankClip(...)# same length as AC3 a=DirectShowSource("xxx.AC3").Trim(...) AudioDub(v,a) Using vdubmod you can extract the 5.1 wav. But I never tried this, so dunno whether it works. |
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can you give me more explanation,please? :imstupid: :arrow: v=BlankClip(...)# same length as AC3 :? :? seems simple but i don't understand how put the source! :? can you re-write with one "imaginary" source? thanks in advance(again)! :) |
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Btw I can answer to your question : The last command (Audiodub) needs an audio track and a video stream of the same length. When you have only an AC3 file, you have to create the video stream from scratch by using the command "BlankClip". This command needs to know the length of the clip you want to create (10 sec by default). So for a 2 minutes AC3 track for instance : Code:
v=BlankClip(length=120) |
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:D thanks again Phil :!: now is really clear, i try and post the result. :wink: |
If you only want to trim the .ac3 and extract the .wav why use AVISynth for this? You can just trim the .ac3 before you extract to .wav.
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If you open a vob in VirtualDub-Mpeg2, you can trim the video and audio. When you go to extract the .wav it extracts the trimmed audio. You can then load up your .wav into your favorite audio encoder, I myself use Headac3he.
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ok but more doubts:
how can i extract the wav from 2 vobs(middle movie) :arrow: together in virtualdub-mpeg2,as only one wav file? :? i don't know how to load 2 vobs together! :?: |
Ok Jorel, now that I see what you want to do I have an answer. Open your vobs in DVD2AVI and add or delete which ones as needed and save your .d2v project. If this is not what you are getting at then you can "Append AVI Segment" in Vbub-mpeg2.
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@Jorel, Dialhot
I didn't answer, because I wanted to try it myself. I can't get it to work if the AC3 contains more than 2 channels! See last message of: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=57357 |
thanks for this Wilbert,
:) waiting with you! |
As I mentioned earlier, it's really easy with MPEG Mediator. Just load your VOB files, select the AC3 audio track you want , and export to WAV. If you then want only some part (range) of the WAV, load the WAV in HeadAC3he, and select your start and end points, and encode. Piece of cake :cool:
-kwag |
Kwag,
if i load the vob file,i have only track 0 LPCM and loose all others audio options:!: if i load the ifo file i can choose the audio track but i don't want all the audio from the movie, i need only parts.... :!: but :? i can't find the way to export only the audio part that i need from the 6 channels as wav. am i doing something wrong? thanks. :) |
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