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  1. Hi!
    I'm at the end of my nerves.
    I've ripped a movie from DVD as 1 VOB file including 1 AC3-Audiostream.
    I launched FFmpegX and these are my settings:







    after the encoding process the ready encoded m2v movie is deleted!
    And this says the Terminal:
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    Welcome to Darwin!
    pbpaste | sh
    [localhost:~] admin% pbpaste | sh
    mpeg2dec-0.2.1 - by Michel Lespinasse <walken@zoy.org> and Aaron Holtzman
    Using altivec for IDCT transform
    Using altivec for motion compensation
    INFO: [yuvscaler] yuvscaler (version 1.7.0) is a general scaling utility for yuv frames
    INFO: [yuvscaler] (C) 2001-2002 Xavier Biquard <xbiquard@free.fr>
    INFO: [yuvscaler] yuvscaler -h for help, or man yuvscaler
    Frame rate code = 17960
    MPEG in libvo = 63 aspect_code=82160
    ++ WARN: [mpeg2enc] Generating dummy SVCD scan-data offsets to be filled in by "vcdimager"
    ++ WARN: [mpeg2enc] If you're not using vcdimager you may wish to turn this off using -d
    281051 frames in 33832.91 sec (8.30 fps), 4 last 0.64 sec (6.25 fps)
    281059 frames decoded in 33833.24 seconds (8.30 fps)
    a52dec-0.7.4 - by Michel Lespinasse <walken@zoy.org> and Aaron Holtzman
    No accelerated IMDCT transform found

    0 frames decoded in 0.00 seconds (0.00 fps)
    **ERROR: EOF in WAV header
    **ERROR: failure reading WAV file
    INFO: [mplex] mplex version 2.2.1 ($Date: 2002/04/20 19:08:30 $)
    INFO: [mplex] File /Axxxx/Kxxxx/Dxxxx/video/RIPPs/video.m2v looks like an MPEG Video stream.
    **ERROR: [mplex] Unable to open file /Agentur/Kreation/Diverses/video/RIPPs/video.mp2 for reading.
    rm: /Axxxx/Kxxxx/Dxxxxx/video/RIPPs/video.mp2: No such file or directory
    Encoding complete!
    [localhost:~] admin%
    ---------------------------------------

    What's wrong????????

    Please help ......

  2. Make sure you check "Keep Elementary Streams" in MPEG 1/2 Postprocessing under the tools tab.

  3. Originally Posted by SCB
    Make sure you check "Keep Elementary Streams" in MPEG 1/2 Postprocessing under the tools tab.
    Well, I thaught that the tools option is an self working process which you coose after the encoding is completet in the first process (shown in my first post) and when you have the mp2 and m2v files ready encoded on your disk.

    Isn't that right????

    Markus

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    No, the Tools section *can* be used without the encoder, but it is also the last step of the encoding process. If you haven't choosen to "Keep elementary streams", then your .m2v and .mpa files will be deleted. In your case, it seems the encoder is looking for an audio track that isn't there - perhaps you've asked it to look in the wrong place? Since it can't find the audio, it skips to the next logical step – muxing. Since there is no audio to mux the video with, it jumps to the next step – deleting the files...

    If you have the HD space, *always* keep elementary streams just in case something goes wrong.

    There is a ffmpegx manual online here in this forum, read it closely and praise me after

    /Wizeman
    "I have not failed. I have only learned what does not work."
    -Edison

  5. Originally Posted by incredible
    Well, I thaught that the tools option is an self working process which you coose after the encoding is completet in the first process (shown in my first post) and when you have the mp2 and m2v files ready encoded on your disk.

    Isn't that right????

    Markus
    The options in the tools menu can be used separately with files that have already been encoded. But no matter what you are doing, if you don't have "keep elementary streams" checked your .m2v will be deleted.

  6. Originally Posted by incredible
    0 frames decoded in 0.00 seconds (0.00 fps)
    **ERROR: EOF in WAV header
    **ERROR: failure reading WAV file
    What's wrong????????
    Please help ......
    This error means you don't selected in the Audio "Track" dropdown the number of the audio track (as shown in 0SEx when extracting the VOB).




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