אני מעוניין לקחת הופעה מסויימת בדי וי די ולבודד את הפס קול סטיראו שלה לקובץ WAV כדי שאני יוכל ליצרוב אותו על דיסק ולישמוע בCD
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- udif
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- חבר ותיק
- תגובות: 2083
- הצטרף: אוקטובר 2005
- מיקום: תל אביב
- נתן תודות: 17 פעמים
- קיבל תודות: 78 פעמים
עשיתי את זה לפני חצי שנה עם מספר דיסקים של שירי ילדים (טיף וטף וכו'), בעזרת אוסף כלים ידניים:
סליחה על הפורמט הזוועתי, זה פשוט חיבור של שני אימיילים שבהם סיכמתי את הנושא לחבר.
מכיון שאתה רוצה להמיר הופעה, אני מניח שתרצה index marks בדיסק, אבל ללא הפסקות של 2 שניות בין שיר לשיר.
אם הכלים האוטומטיים לא יעבדו, אתה מוזמן לנסות מה שעשיתי:
1. download soundtrack in AC3 format:
Use dvddecrypter (final version, 3.5.4.0, after that development
ceased). Use IFO mode, get to steam processing, select the AC3 stream, and get it in demux mode. you should get an *.AC3 file.
2. Convert AC3 to WAV using "headac3he" (search for it). set the AC3 as input source, and in the option, downmix to stereo.
3. You can now burn the WAV to a CD.
If you want seperate tracks for each song, load the WAV in "audacity", and write down the stop positions (you have to listen to it), in cdda format (view/set selection format). add the tracks to a CUE file (I hope you know what that is).
Thants not all. Its even more complex!
If you want to skip the mandatory 2 second gap between songs its one more stage (some disks have continuous soundtrack, which I just want to mark with song indexes. I don't want the index to cause a 2 second gap in the middle).
You have to split the large WAV file according to the timing in the CUE file. There is a free rogram to do this. Once you do this you end up with many small WAV files.
I then simply load the WAV files into Nero, and cancel the 2-second stops within Nero (I use the cuesheet in this case only to break up the WAV).
The first disk took me 2-3 hours until I got the system running.
The two more disks (two 30 minute disks which I merged to one 60 minute audio disk), took me 1-2 hours. Most of the time was spent on manually generating index marks for separating the songs. At least some of this work could be done automatically by tools with silent period detection (but not all songs are separated by silence period so this would not be perfect).
סליחה על הפורמט הזוועתי, זה פשוט חיבור של שני אימיילים שבהם סיכמתי את הנושא לחבר.
מכיון שאתה רוצה להמיר הופעה, אני מניח שתרצה index marks בדיסק, אבל ללא הפסקות של 2 שניות בין שיר לשיר.
אם הכלים האוטומטיים לא יעבדו, אתה מוזמן לנסות מה שעשיתי:
1. download soundtrack in AC3 format:
Use dvddecrypter (final version, 3.5.4.0, after that development
ceased). Use IFO mode, get to steam processing, select the AC3 stream, and get it in demux mode. you should get an *.AC3 file.
2. Convert AC3 to WAV using "headac3he" (search for it). set the AC3 as input source, and in the option, downmix to stereo.
3. You can now burn the WAV to a CD.
If you want seperate tracks for each song, load the WAV in "audacity", and write down the stop positions (you have to listen to it), in cdda format (view/set selection format). add the tracks to a CUE file (I hope you know what that is).
Thants not all. Its even more complex!
If you want to skip the mandatory 2 second gap between songs its one more stage (some disks have continuous soundtrack, which I just want to mark with song indexes. I don't want the index to cause a 2 second gap in the middle).
You have to split the large WAV file according to the timing in the CUE file. There is a free rogram to do this. Once you do this you end up with many small WAV files.
I then simply load the WAV files into Nero, and cancel the 2-second stops within Nero (I use the cuesheet in this case only to break up the WAV).
The first disk took me 2-3 hours until I got the system running.
The two more disks (two 30 minute disks which I merged to one 60 minute audio disk), took me 1-2 hours. Most of the time was spent on manually generating index marks for separating the songs. At least some of this work could be done automatically by tools with silent period detection (but not all songs are separated by silence period so this would not be perfect).
