GraphEdit

[setarip]

I just looked at GraphEdit for the first time - and my examination brought rise to a question regarding its capabilities:

It has the ability to Play a "graphed" audio stream, but is there some way to save the actual stream (NOT the 'graph") from within the program?

Any true insight will be greatly appreciated ;>}

[benderman]

You will have to insert a filter like "Filewriter", connect it to the OUT-point and start "Graph -> Play"

[UncasMS]

with actual stream you mean what?

do you want to save ac3, mp3 or wave?


let's assume you would like to save to wave.

a possible way could be this:


vob => ligos mpeg splitter => xingdvd audio decoder => wav dest => YOUR.wav



hope it helps

[setarip]

To benderman

Thank you for the information.

[setarip]

To UncasMS

You've lost me, my friend. I don't understand what your posting has to do with the use of Graphedit. Please be good enough to enlighten me further ;>}

P.S. The particular file I was exploring with Graphedit was a dual audio track (one .AC3, one CBR-.MP3), DivX-compressed .AVI.

[setarip]

Shame on me!

All I had to do was check "Nicky's Solutions" - articles I know (and have contributed to in a very minor way) very well...

[UncasMS]

well, sorry if your initial info wasnt sufficient for me to give you all the possible answers you might have been looking for.

the chain i described has quite a lot to do with the use of graphedit (though not with your case as you seem to be indicating).

[setarip]

To UncasMS

I'm at fault for not realizing what you were outlining.
Now I can understand the example you were offering (after I've now played with Graphedit a little more).

Sorry I wasn't able to follow i thte first time.

Thanks for your insight ;>}

[UncasMS]

no problem

as long as you can get graphedit to work

[Enchanter]

Does anyone notice that sometimes the use of Graphedit to exract the wav. file results in the system resources being depleted and that, afterwards, the whole system grinds to a slow lurch as Virtual Memory kicks in?

[UncasMS]

nope,

i only use graphedit for testing purposes

all extraction are done with vob2audio
(which makes use of graphedit routines, though)