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  1. 9th Oct 2001 22:12 #1
    paul_tp
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    I have a couple of Japanese dvds, and are great believer in watching it in the native language with english subtitles, the problem being that when I use smart ripper it takes the default language i.e. english, I know that japanese is on there my standalone dvd player will let me select it.

    Is there anyway that I can rip a language that is not the default?

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  2. 10th Oct 2001 08:30 #2
    Truman
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    If you ripped in movie mode, the vobs still contain all audio tracks. What is your next step?
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  3. 10th Oct 2001 08:55 #3
    pinoy2201
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    try to ripp it with cladmdec cuz it has an option to select which language u want it in
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  4. 10th Oct 2001 12:18 #4
    sracer
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    You can tell SmartRipper to only select the audio track you want. I had the similar problem happen to me with The Killer.
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  5. 11th Oct 2001 04:25 #5
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    On smartripper select the stream processing tab and enable stream processing. From there just check the language you want and uncheck the rest...
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  6. 13th Oct 2001 11:06 #6
    VideoGuy
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    That, or pick the proper audio track in DVD2AVI... Cast Away anyone??


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