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Just had my first real problems with ripping. Have a 2 Disk set, Korean movie, first disk Ripped out great, ran DVD2AVI/TEMPGEnc/KDVD Template, Video and Audio in place, now on to the second DVD, Ripped with many programs, Video comes out great, ran through DVD2AVI, I can see the resulting WAV file, but it has not sound in it, will not play back with anything, I have tried various players. Nedd some help on this one. Thanks in advance.
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07-24-2002, 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Bud
Just had my first real problems with ripping. Have a 2 Disk set, Korean movie, first disk Ripped out great, ran DVD2AVI/TEMPGEnc/KDVD Template, Video and Audio in place, now on to the second DVD, Ripped with many programs, Video comes out great, ran through DVD2AVI, I can see the resulting WAV file, but it has not sound in it, will not play back with anything, I have tried various players. Nedd some help on this one. Thanks in advance.
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Hi Bud:
Go back to DVD2AVI and select another audio track. Then press "F5", and see what the status windows shows. Do that for track 1, 2, 3, 4. See what you get.
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07-24-2002, 02:30 PM
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I'll try that, but I did it on Track 1 and Track 2 with the same results, on Disk one I used CladDVD 1.3 and I was able to select the Korean Audio Track during the rip, I tried that with CD two but ther was no aduio, the disk plays back fine in WINDVD or PowerDVD so I knwo the original DVD is in good shape. Will keep going through the tracks to ID the proper one. Thanks for you assistance. Will let you know later........
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07-25-2002, 10:45 AM
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OK ran the test on various tracks, the ogiginal listing is Track 1, that is the correct track, I was able to play back the DVD2AVI wav file with no problems, ran the d2v and WAV through TMPGEnc as a test and it appears that TMPGEnc is causing the problem, I still get no sound in teh MPGE file, using the KDVD 352x480 Half Template. So what happen in TMPGEnc?
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07-25-2002, 12:02 PM
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OK ran the test on various tracks, the ogiginal listing is Track 1, that is the correct track, I was able to play back the DVD2AVI wav file with no problems, ran the d2v and WAV through TMPGEnc as a test and it appears that TMPGEnc is causing the problem, I still get no sound in teh MPGE file, using the KDVD 352x480 Half Template. So what happen in TMPGEnc?
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Hi Bud:
Can you process the audio with an external audio encoder. Maybe headac3he, toolame, or scmpx?
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