Mencoder: MNCPartsJoin.bat - A new tool avoids the 4GB problem
MNCJoinningParts.bat:
It avoids make an unique VOB over 4GB, if you system don't permits it. Warning: Maybe your final video and audio files don't play fine until multiplex it. But once multiplexed, it will be ok. 1 - Rip your DVD in several vobs and encode it with MencodeMe/Mencoder one step one. Obtain audio too. 2 - Put your movie video parts (m2v) in a folder without blank spaces in its name. Name it "part1.m2v, part2.m2v, part3.m2v" (thanks Dialhot for this hint). 3 - Put your movie audio parts (mp2 or ac3) in same folder as video parts. Name it "part1.ac3 (or mp2), part2.ac3, part3.ac3". 4 - Copy code in a text file and rename it as "MNCJoinParts.bat" or what you want with .bat extension. 5 - Run it. 6 - Input parts folder name (you can copy an paste it) and press enter. 7 - Multiplex your files with usual software. Code:
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(don't call them "begining.m2v, middle.m2v, end.m2v" but "part1.m2v, part2.mv2, part3.m2v") |
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