patriciopizarro
what is the best video format to ripp dvd? or convert vob to other format like mpg or avi(divx)etc.
Inviato Thu 30 Mar 06 @ 5:01 pm
TopHouse
Personnaly I prefer DivX, gives a decent quality and keeps the file sizes down. Also never had a problem with VDJ playing DivX files. Various tools available for ripping direct to DivX, ie "DrDivX" or "Imtoo dvd ripper"
Inviato Thu 30 Mar 06 @ 6:16 pm
manquindvj
Yes, divx has a good qulity and not too much space, nevertheless when I load one video into the decks,VDJ takes more time to load it (more than mpg1 or mpg2 ) I don't know why, because I ripp one divx file with the same size of mpg files and the results are the same mpg1 takes less time to open in VDJ
Inviato Thu 30 Mar 06 @ 6:31 pm
djsherz
Hey Tophouse, thanks for mentioning ImTOO, I've been using a decrypter and virtualdub for ages - it's complicated and time consuming! Just tried that program you suggested, big improvement! Normally takes me about 8 hours to DIVX a promo only disc, ImTOO did it in 2... result!
Inviato Fri 31 Mar 06 @ 1:12 am
manquindvj
I'm using no 1 dvd ripper and works great, 1 chapter about 3-4 minutes, I ripp my divx videos with this program and save a lot of time (promo only,etv network, etc) try it.
Inviato Fri 31 Mar 06 @ 3:00 am
kamakuakane
If you have the hard drive space, rip to vob. No loss of quality, loads quickly, and it only takes about 7 minutes for a promoonly disc.
Inviato Fri 31 Mar 06 @ 6:56 am
TopHouse
"Hey Tophouse, thanks for mentioning ImTOO, I've been using a decrypter and virtualdub for ages - it's complicated and time consuming! Just tried that program you suggested, big improvement! Normally takes me about 8 hours to DIVX a promo only disc, ImTOO did it in 2... result!"
You're welcome :o) The thing about imtoo is it's nice and easy, it's definitely fast, and setting up profiles is easy, ie predetermine divx quality and bitrate of mp3 audio track etc, for videos I just use 192 k at 44100 stereo and it sounds fine. I set video bitrate at highest it will go (1200) results are pretty good.
You're welcome :o) The thing about imtoo is it's nice and easy, it's definitely fast, and setting up profiles is easy, ie predetermine divx quality and bitrate of mp3 audio track etc, for videos I just use 192 k at 44100 stereo and it sounds fine. I set video bitrate at highest it will go (1200) results are pretty good.
Inviato Fri 31 Mar 06 @ 5:51 pm
PCGumshoe
The best for Quality and Performance both audio and video is mpeg2 with audio @ 44.1 KHz LPCM (MP2).
You can rename the .vob's to .mpg and voila, you've got an mpeg2... you can use ImToo to change the sample rate of the audio from 48 KHz or AC3.... only problem I have is sometimes with ImToo... I get the videos out of synch.
I'm trying to find the best setting for this.
You can rename the .vob's to .mpg and voila, you've got an mpeg2... you can use ImToo to change the sample rate of the audio from 48 KHz or AC3.... only problem I have is sometimes with ImToo... I get the videos out of synch.
I'm trying to find the best setting for this.
Inviato Fri 31 Mar 06 @ 5:59 pm
manquindvj
another program that is also good for changing audio without losing quality on video is MPEG video wizard you can change ac3 audio to lpcm or viceversa.
Inviato Sat 01 Apr 06 @ 2:38 am
PCGumshoe
"MPEG Video Wizard" by Womble... I use the MPEG VCR from time to time... it is very easy, but slow. But I'm willing to try it again. Looks like they upgraded it.
Inviato Sat 01 Apr 06 @ 2:58 pm
DjGazUK
I use "no1 DVD Ripper" with the 3ivX codec
Check my tutorial here:
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/DjGazUK/?category=2
Check my tutorial here:
http://www.virtualdj.com/blog/DjGazUK/?category=2
Inviato Tue 25 Apr 06 @ 1:03 am
Dj-Los
The thing to think about is whether your going to project the video's or not.
If you are not planning on using a projector, then avi and mpeg are fine.
For projecting though, it tends to "pixelate" the video when you stretch it for the big screen.
Since you lose almost nothing in quality, I have had to re-rip a lot of them to vob.
-Dj Los.
Inviato Tue 25 Apr 06 @ 5:34 am
manquindvj
I don't think that MPEG video wizard is slow , in my pc it takes less than a min to change the audio format or to cut some parts of the video.
Inviato Tue 25 Apr 06 @ 5:44 pm
acw_dj
I have 3 recomendations for do video ripping:
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1.- The fast option is to use smartripper and get VOB files.
2.- The optimized option is to use DivX and save your files in that way, I also let you know that with DivX 6 ($20 usd) you get a smallest file without sacrifice your Video resolution (DVD Quality) at all (almost 8 times smaller than MPEG-2 DVD quality Videos).
3.- The Good sound and Video option is MPEG-2 with 44KHz audio section. You have great video and awesome audio also.
Good Luck!
Inviato Sun 30 Apr 06 @ 5:20 am
reassureguy
I guess the AVI format is the best for ripping dvd http://dvdrippingsoftwares.com/ ...
Inviato Fri 01 Apr 11 @ 4:49 am
lukcer11
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Inviato Thu 09 Jun 11 @ 3:58 am
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Inviato Thu 09 Jun 11 @ 8:43 am