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  1. 21st Apr 2004 22:16 #1
    LordVader
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    I get like a "SHHHHHHHH", a very noisy thing.

    I've already tried DVD2AVI, using demux setting and decode setting, and same history.

    I also did a test ripping the sound with DVD audio ripper, but same history.
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    Its the MPAA's way of encrypting their audio. They are telling you to "Shush!".
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    LOL
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    Try VirtualDub-MPEG2 or VOBEdit or demux when ripping using DVDDecrypter or smartripper.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    i don't know what's happening, but VirtualDub don't ask me wich Audio track i want to use, and is selecting by default an other track in AC3 that is also in the VOB file.

    Vdub don't want to select de PCM track.

    VOBedit demux with the same noise sound.

    smartripper doesn't do anything at all.

    I don't have the original DVD, i have a copy of the DVD in my hard disk and i can't use DVD decrypter.
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