Trouble converting OGM to AVI in AllToAVI

[m93]

I have about 60 different OGM files with external SSA subtitles. Each OGM has 2 audio streams (English and Japanese).

What I want to do is convert them to RMVB but since I haven't found a direct converter for that, I'm using AllToAVI v4 r5394 to convert to AVI and then to RMVB.

This is not the problem though.

I have used the batch convert option ('Add Folder') in AllToAVI and these are the conversion options I have used:


Each file took about 3-5 minutes and the video and audio quality were the same as the original OGM file (this was what I wanted).

BUT, only 31 out of the 59 files converted successfully. There were no error messages or anything. Just the output size of the 28 unsuccessful conversions were under 100MB and ended after some minutes (the originals were ~20 min. - all unsuccessful conversions were <10 min. long).

Any ideas why this happened?

[45tripp]

been a long time since i tried alltoavi

don;t know how it's come along,
but i didn;t like it back then.


i changed ogm2avi a bit
https://forum.videohelp.com/topic334918.html#1739038

in drag and drop style,
but you can change it to batch a folder.

could poossibly do it with ffmpeg too.
my build though

you could also halt mp3 conversion.
no point in going vorbis->pcm->mp3->realaudio
unless HD space is an issue.

and if the realvideo converter took avs input,
you could avoid avi creation.

tripp

[m93]

Thanks. I'll try it out and post the results of the conversion.

[m93]

I tried it and it worked fine until it got to the AVImux stage. Once it opened AVImux, the window kind of froze and after about 5 seconds, the window closed and all of the Temp files were deleted. I used the OGM2AVI-A2.bat file.

[m93]

OK. After some tweaking of the batch file I have got it to work. How do I change it to batch a folder?

[45tripp]

OK. After some tweaking of the batch file I have got it to work. How do I change it to batch a folder?

tweaking?
it was already in working order.


i'll update the guide with this:

ogm2avitweak.zip

ogm-a1, ogm-a2, ogm-dual
place ogm files in the same solder as the batch files.
double click one.

renamed previous batch files to have DND prefix. ,
drag and drop.
create shortcuts of them, place them anywhere,
drag and drop one file at a time.


tripp

[45tripp]

oh and as you were using a2,
and are using the avi as an intermediary,
i did a version of it to mux the video with uncompressed audio,
rather than compress to mp3.
put the batch file with the rest.

ogm-a2wav.bat

tripp

[m93]

I had to tweak it because I was using SSA subtitles. I kind of combined your version and the original because for some reason, the batch file didn't work. It is like this now:

@Echo Off
If x%1x==xx Exit
Cls
Copy /Y %1 Temp\Temp.ogm
OGMDemuxer\OGMDemuxer -a Temp\Temp.ogm
Del Temp\Temp.ogm
OGGDec\oggdec -o Temp\Temp.wav Temp\Temp_2.ogg
Del Temp\Temp_1.ogg
Del Temp\Temp_2.ogg
LAME\LAME -b 112 -q 2 Temp\Temp.wav Temp\Temp.mp3
Del Temp\Temp.wav
avimux\AVIMux Temp\Temp_0.avi Temp\Out.avi Temp\Temp.mp3
Move Temp\Out.avi %1.avi
Del /Q Temp\*.*
Exit

This is pretty much all I need except I want to be able to convert multiple files (batch convert a folder).
What do I have to change in the batch file to make it convert a folder?

[m93]

Never mind the last post. I just had not read the instructions carefully. It's working fine now.
Thanks for the help.