28 Aug
2007
28 Aug
'07
1:03 p.m.
Hi folks,
I have a video cd. Somehow, KDE was giving me problems with it, but I ripped
it using K3b and now I have the mpeg file. I want to rip out a certain song
from the video and convert it to mp3/ogg etc. How would I be able to do this?
TIA.
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28 Aug
28 Aug
1:48 p.m.
Mrugesh Karnik wrote:
Hi folks,
I have a video cd. Somehow, KDE was giving me problems with it, but I ripped
it using K3b and now I have the mpeg file. I want to rip out a certain song
hi, just reading your question i tried something very, very good (for
me) which worked out.
with 'mhwaveedit' we are able to open the sound of a video file.
yes, i just realized.
it took me about 5 minutes to 'capture' the sound of an 120min. video,
than just go to 'save as' and choose wav or ogg or whatever. i think,
the best way is if you put the .ogg suffix already into the file name,
when 'saving as'!
than you will be able to open the file in ardour!
wow, this is great, thanks for your question!
cheers,
doc
from the video and convert it to mp3/ogg etc. How
would I be able to do this?
TIA.
1:59 p.m.
Dragan Noveski wrote:
Mrugesh Karnik wrote:
ok, the video i tried was a dvd, so nhwaveedit captured just one peace
of it.
what i mean is that it is not tru, that i got captured 120min video in 5
minutes.
but if you already have the mpeg sound, you will be able to load it into
mhw and to convert to .ogg.
cheers,
doc
Hi folks,
I have a video cd. Somehow, KDE was giving me problems with it, but I
ripped it using K3b and now I have the mpeg file. I want to rip out a
certain song >from the video and convert it to mp3/ogg etc. How would
I be able to do this?
TIA.
hi, just reading your question i tried something very, very good (for
me) which worked out.
with 'mhwaveedit' we are able to open the sound of a video file.
yes, i just realized.
it took me about 5 minutes to 'capture' the sound of an 120min. video,
than just go to 'save as' and choose wav or ogg or whatever. i think,
the best way is if you put the .ogg suffix already into the file name,
when 'saving as'!
than you will be able to open the file in ardour!
wow, this is great, thanks for your question!
cheers,
doc 
3:54 p.m.
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On Tue, Aug 28, 2007 at 07:59:31PM +0200, Dragan Noveski wrote:
Dragan Noveski wrote:
mplayer vcd://track/device -ao pcm:file=ripped.wav -vo null
oggenc ripped.wav
- -ken
Mrugesh Karnik wrote:
ok, the video i tried was a dvd, so nhwaveedit captured just one peace
of it.
what i mean is that it is not tru, that i got captured 120min video in 5
minutes.
but if you already have the mpeg sound, you will be able to load it into
mhw and to convert to .ogg.
Hi folks,
I have a video cd. Somehow, KDE was giving me problems with it, but I
ripped it using K3b and now I have the mpeg file. I want to rip out a
certain song >from the video and convert it to mp3/ogg etc. How would
I be able to do this?
TIA.
hi, just reading your question i tried something very, very good (for
me) which worked out.
with 'mhwaveedit' we are able to open the sound of a video file.
yes, i just realized.
it took me about 5 minutes to 'capture' the sound of an 120min. video,
than just go to 'save as' and choose wav or ogg or whatever. i think,
the best way is if you put the .ogg suffix already into the file name,
when 'saving as'!
than you will be able to open the file in ardour!
wow, this is great, thanks for your question!
cheers,
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3 Sep
3 Sep
11:07 p.m.
On Tuesday 28 Aug 2007 23:24:13 Ken Restivo wrote:
mplayer vcd://track/device -ao pcm:file=ripped.wav
-vo null
oggenc ripped.wav
Worked perfectly, thanks.
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