Ogm File Conversion

[LT. Columbo]

how can i change this sucker to dvd? it freezes tempgenc and vdub wont open it....goldwave for the audio i hear? is it the audio that tempgenc doesn't like?

[LT. Columbo]

i thought i was going to "fare better" by posting here...

[UncasMS]

demux ogg via vdmod and afterwards convert the ogg to xyz
next disable audio stream in vdmod and save avi only

with these streams a conversion should be easily possible

[LT. Columbo]

ty for your post, but what the heck? i have vdubmod 1.5.10.1, i was able to save the video only to avi, but what about the sound.

your answer is just to brief for me, this is my first attempt at ogm conversion, any way you can expand, or is there a guide for this?

ty again

[LT. Columbo]

to UncasMS

ok, after playing with vdubmod, and reading your post several times, i think i understand.

1, save a silent avi--i think i know how now.

2. demux audio as ogg.

my question is, i wanna use tempgenc for the final conversion, so how do i get that demuxed ogg audio into wav, for tempgenc?

or do i even need wav audio?

[LT. Columbo]

"demux ogg via vdmod and afterwards convert the ogg to xyz"

ok i found out that tmpgenc won't accept ogg audio. i have the silent avi.

so now i need to take that ogg audio and convert it to something for tmpgenc, like wav?

"convert the ogg to xyz" what does that mean?

appreciate any help that anyone can offer

[LT. Columbo]

ok forget all this , i figured out a perfect procedure to convert ogm to vcd/dvd with vdubmod, tmpgenc and dbpoweramp.

keep it real fellas

[Enquisitor]

There are other better tools out there. To demux an OGM file (which usually has subtitles) use a command line tool called OGMdemuxer. You don't install it, you just drag and drop the file onto the .exe file. All streams will be demuxed in that folder quickly. A quicker way to convert the avi file is use either VSO divxtodvd or winavi. These programs will make a dvd in real time or faster. Then you have to demux the DVD (.vob) files. There are several ways to do this. If the movie is in one single vob file, use vob edit. If the movie is in mutliple vobs, you will need to join them before demuxing. The software I use is DVD-lab. This is a dvd author. When you import the vob files it gives the option to join and demux in one shot. Once that is done you will need to convert the .ogg sound track to a playable dvd track. Through trial and error I found that many converters screw up the time stamp which leads to lip sync errors. The only one that works for me is FairStars audio converter. Convert the file to WAV at 48000 Hz. That can then be used on a dvd. I took one step further a nd converted the sound to AC3 2CH using TMPGenc AC3 plugin, which I used through DVDlab. DVDlab will also import the subtitles if there are any. Use DVD lab to put it all together and you have your DVD in about half the time it takes TMPGenc just to transcode the video. Enjoy! Somtimes Winavi will do the whole thing for you in real time or faster depending on the file.

[Taelon]

I don't care who you are that's just plain funny