5 Sep
2005
5 Sep
'05
11:28 a.m.
I'm able to capture sound from a playing DVD with Audacity and VLC.
Is there any way to also capture the video?
The ideal would be to make some type of movie file from a segment of
the playing DVD. Can I do this without a video capture card? If so,
what packages will I need?
Thanks,
Stephen.
2:03 p.m.
On 9/5/05, The Other <sstubbs(a)shout.net> wrote:
I'm able to capture sound from a playing DVD with
Audacity and VLC.
Is there any way to also capture the video?
The ideal would be to make some type of movie file from a segment of
the playing DVD. Can I do this without a video capture card? If so,
what packages will I need?
I'd try using mplayer or dvdrip -- they can both extract audio and
video from a DVD.
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6 Sep
6 Sep
6:50 a.m.
The Other <sstubbs(a)shout.net> writes:
If so what packages will I need?
I have never owned a dvd and probably never will (I have a bunch of
cdroms' in the closet, though), but I've come across vobcp/vobcopy to
get the video data of a dvd.
I would imagine you'd find a solution with gstreamer.
The best would of course be that jack would handle video, but I guess
a dvd device can't be reliable enough for realtime use so you would
still have to first cp the data of the platter.
There is an option to use xvidcap[1], of course, then edit it with
mencoder (-ss/-endpos) or a video editor.
For this task, you're probably best off with rip'ing the dvd and
opening it in a video editor;).
[1] http://xvidcap.sf.net
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