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  1. 30th Jan 2005 14:22 #1
    SKiNFreak
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    I am remastering an episodic DVD and want to maintain the highest quality. Is there a tool out there that can rip directly from IFO/VOB files directly to MPEG that can be refed into something like DVD Architect?

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    ReJig is very good at this.

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    And a good tool to remux the ac3 and mpg together?
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    tmpgenc under file->mpeg tools->simple multiplex.
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    Originally Posted by SKiNFreak
    And a good tool to remux the ac3 and mpg together?
    - But most authoring apps handles/even requires audio and video as separate files - I don't know about DVD Architect - so muxing is probably not needed (it's done during authoring).

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