Hi all,
I am looking for a dvd ripper that can rip dvd folder on hard drive and allow me to keep audio channel 80 and 81
into a single file per song or chapter
I try many dvd ripper demo out there and all just allow me to select only one channel
I try to create a karaoke library on my computer but I need to keep both audio channels. I prefer to complete this in one rip because I have many dvd to rip into single file per song or chapter
Thanks
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Can't dvd decrypter rip by chapter and keep all audio tracks in the vob?
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Originally Posted by Baldrick
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PGCDemux, checking "Create A PGC VOB", and demuxing by Single Cell.
I try to create a karaoke library on my computer but I need to keep both audio channels. I prefer to complete this in one rip because I have many dvd to rip into single file per song or chapter -
Then it would be faster and more efficient to use DVD Decrypter for the job with these DVDs in the DVD-ROM, as Baldrick suggested, don't you think?
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Originally Posted by Noahtuck
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Originally Posted by hulinning
You just need to do it one chapter at a time.
As a matter of fact, if the chapters don't fall where you want them to, you can set the point where you want to cut it.
And it seem's the easiest way for a novice to such programs.
It won't open ISO's either....
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Originally Posted by minidv2dvd
It's called Sarcasm 8)
:P
That's what thewas for....
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Originally Posted by manono
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