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I have a DVD whose film and several additional extras are all mashed together into one big chapter. AutoGK, for some odd reason, knows that the main audio and the commentary track are both 1:16 long, but thinks the video is 1:55 long. Of course I find this out after waiting half the day for my sluggish machine to grind it out, leaving me with a movie with a silent third end.
...which has me interested in *slightly* more powerful A/V editing utilities. I've already discovered that Magic DVD Ripper will pull out the 1:16 length video appropriately, but will only include one of the audio tracks (I can choose any track, but not more than one -- which is what I want to do).
I presently have:
1. Ripped MPEG2 video + one channel (courtesy of Magic)
2. Both audio channels in both AC3 and MP3 format (leftovers in AutoGK's agk_tmp folder)
What out there will merge the video and both channels easily? (I'm presuming I'll just then run AutoGK on the finished MPEG2 product to compress it to xvid.)
...which has me interested in *slightly* more powerful A/V editing utilities. I've already discovered that Magic DVD Ripper will pull out the 1:16 length video appropriately, but will only include one of the audio tracks (I can choose any track, but not more than one -- which is what I want to do).
I presently have:
1. Ripped MPEG2 video + one channel (courtesy of Magic)
2. Both audio channels in both AC3 and MP3 format (leftovers in AutoGK's agk_tmp folder)
What out there will merge the video and both channels easily? (I'm presuming I'll just then run AutoGK on the finished MPEG2 product to compress it to xvid.)
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