The amazing Season 1 set discovery

Mystic Jack · Post by **Mystic Jack** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:39 am

Definitely could help AMV makers everywhere that's for sure.

JAPPO · Post by **JAPPO** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:21 am

I think you left a step out, since the audio for me (disk 1) came out as 1 big OGG file.

MajinVejitaXV · Post by **MajinVejitaXV** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 7:33 am

JAPPO wrote:I think you left a step out, since the audio for me (disk 1) came out as 1 big OGG file.

You'd want to set your DVD ripper to "Demux" and Enable Stream Processing (that way you can just rip the audio track instead of the video, audio and subtitles). It should give you an AC3 file. Then, you'd need a program capable of seeing the discrete channels and selectively outputting them (ProTools? I dunno what a freeware equivalent would be).

Whatever you're using obviously is encoding the audio, not just outputting it. You don't want that, because a.) you lose quality right off the bat and b.) unless it's encoding to multichannel OGG, you won't be able to pull the discrete channels out of that stream (since it's down-mixing to 2.0 as it encodes more than likely).

-Corey

Mayuri Furiza Kurotsuchi · Post by **Mayuri Furiza Kurotsuchi** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 8:56 am

MajinVejitaXV wrote:
JAPPO wrote:I think you left a step out, since the audio for me (disk 1) came out as 1 big OGG file.
You'd want to set your DVD ripper to "Demux" and Enable Stream Processing (that way you can just rip the audio track instead of the video, audio and subtitles). It should give you an AC3 file. Then, you'd need a program capable of seeing the discrete channels and selectively outputting them (ProTools? I dunno what a freeware equivalent would be).

Whatever you're using obviously is encoding the audio, not just outputting it. You don't want that, because a.) you lose quality right off the bat and b.) unless it's encoding to multichannel OGG, you won't be able to pull the discrete channels out of that stream (since it's down-mixing to 2.0 as it encodes more than likely).

-Corey

BeSweet should be able to split the AC3 into separate channels, but I'm not sure.

Timo · Post by **Timo** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 12:48 pm

HAH! It works!

Kendamu · Post by **Kendamu** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:56 pm

So this means I could rip the subtitles right out of the season 1 set (for personal use), right?

MajinVejitaXV · Post by **MajinVejitaXV** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:15 pm

Kendamu wrote:So this means I could rip the subtitles right out of the season 1 set (for personal use), right?

It has nothing to do with the topic, but yes. Any soft subtitles (i.e. - those that can be turned on or off, as opposed to hard subtitles which are burned onto the images and cannot be turned off) can be ripped from a title and OCR'd or used in whatever manner.

-Corey

Kendamu · Post by **Kendamu** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:27 pm

Sweet. I can do that with the programs listed on the first page, right?

SatoSky · Post by **SatoSky** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 4:36 pm

You can use DVD Decrypter and SubRip to convert subtitles into text files. Here's a guide that can help with that.

SonGokuGT · Post by **SonGokuGT** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 5:56 pm

Timo wrote:HAH! It works!

Heh, Raditz sort of sounds like King Cold.

This is showing so much promise... I can't wait to rally up the troops for this project!

JAPPO · Post by **JAPPO** » Thu Apr 05, 2007 6:50 pm

MajinVejitaXV wrote:
JAPPO wrote:I think you left a step out, since the audio for me (disk 1) came out as 1 big OGG file.
You'd want to set your DVD ripper to "Demux" and Enable Stream Processing (that way you can just rip the audio track instead of the video, audio and subtitles). It should give you an AC3 file. Then, you'd need a program capable of seeing the discrete channels and selectively outputting them (ProTools? I dunno what a freeware equivalent would be).

Whatever you're using obviously is encoding the audio, not just outputting it. You don't want that, because a.) you lose quality right off the bat and b.) unless it's encoding to multichannel OGG, you won't be able to pull the discrete channels out of that stream (since it's down-mixing to 2.0 as it encodes more than likely).

-Corey

Thanks for the info.

JAPPO · Post by **JAPPO** » Fri Apr 06, 2007 2:09 am

Hah, it works. I'm gonna have fun with this.

Timo · Post by **Timo** » Fri Apr 06, 2007 6:26 pm

SonGokuGT wrote:
Timo wrote:HAH! It works!
Heh, Raditz sort of sounds like King Cold. This is showing so much promise... I can't wait to rally up the troops for this project!

Ya, actually I want to sound more like Shigeru Chiba (deep and "clean") but then I always had Jason-Gray Stanford in my mind. ^.- However, I didn't want to sound like Justin Cook's Raditz.

PrincessVegeta · Post by **PrincessVegeta** » Sun Apr 08, 2007 9:43 am

Cool great find, I'll be sure to try this out in my Vegeta saga boxset

bkev · Post by **bkev** » Sun Apr 08, 2007 10:08 am

Hey, a question: can someone tell me if you can put the dub music on the japanese?
*runs away*

ETC123 · Post by **ETC123** » Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:28 am

bkev wrote:Hey, a question: can someone tell me if you can put the dub music on the japanese?
*runs away*

Not a chance, given it's a mono track (therefore the voices are not on a seperate track).

Kanzenshuu

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