pdvdrip-0.9a

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plinej · #1 Post by **plinej** » Sat 28 Dec 2019, 13:18

Depends on vobcopy and ffmpeg.

I never use pdvdrsab anymore because who needs to shrink with vamps and author a dvd anymore? I figured I would make this so you can get rid of vamps and dvdauthor and still have a small dvd ripping program.

When encoding to mkv, the program will search for audio streams in your ripped vob file and copy the first one to the mkv unless pcm or dts audio is found in that case it would convert that audio to flac to keep it lossless but make it smaller. The video stream will be encoded to mkv with libx265 if your version off ffmpeg supports that, otherwise it will try the libx264 codec.

0.2 - fixed a bug and added the ability to convert video files to mkv without ripping

0.3 - added an option for the user to be able to select the audio stream to add to the encoded mkv or just stick with the defaults

0.4 - add the option to be able to save subtitles

0.5 - internationalized and added a de-interlace option

0.6 - added the ability to play specified titles, audio streams, and subtitle streams so you know exactly what you are getting for the end result. Also vobcopy is piped directly to ffmpeg to speed up the total process for the rip and encode.

0.6a - added French translation

0.7 - added options to extract portion of video as well as being able to choose your resolution and video codec.

0.9 - changed the audio conversion gui

plinej · #2 Post by **plinej** » Sat 28 Dec 2019, 15:33

0.2 is up. Fixed a bug and added options.

rockedge · #3 Post by **rockedge** » Sat 28 Dec 2019, 16:11

Hello plinej,

Nice!! Thanks and I'll be using it.

plinej · #4 Post by **plinej** » Sat 28 Dec 2019, 17:42

0.2a, fixed a bug. I think I've tested all the features properly now...

plinej · #5 Post by **plinej** » Sat 28 Dec 2019, 22:22

0.3 is up - added more options

plinej · #6 Post by **plinej** » Sat 28 Dec 2019, 23:14

I found the option 'codec:s copy' to copy the subtitles. I'll have to add that in as an option.

#7 Post by **Flash** » Sun 29 Dec 2019, 01:56

Thanks, plinej. I downloaded version 0.3 but won't have a chance to use it for a while. Will it convert .iso files to something my Samsung "smart" TV will play from a USB flash drive? (Years ago I converted some movies into .iso files so it would be easy to burn them to a DVD that would play in my DVD player. No need for that now.)

plinej · #8 Post by **plinej** » Sun 29 Dec 2019, 11:24

I'm not sure if ffmpeg can directly convert an iso to mkv or not. I'm not exactly sure what a video in iso format consists of. I will look in to that.

plinej · #9 Post by **plinej** » Sun 29 Dec 2019, 20:31

0.4 is up

If anyone needs any other options, let me know. I think this does everything I want it to other than possibly adding other codecs to select from besides mp3 in the audio stream conversion gui.

plinej · #10 Post by **plinej** » Sun 29 Dec 2019, 23:55

0.4a is up. bugfix.

#11 Post by **Flash** » Mon 30 Dec 2019, 01:34

Thanks, plinej. I'm trying out version 4 now to convert an .iso file. It's going real slow, but it's going.

plinej · #12 Post by **plinej** » Mon 30 Dec 2019, 04:43

0.4b is up. another bugfix...

plinej · #13 Post by **plinej** » Fri 21 Feb 2020, 12:21

0.5 is up

plinej · #14 Post by **plinej** » Sat 07 Mar 2020, 03:35

0.6 is up

plinej · #15 Post by **plinej** » Sat 14 Mar 2020, 10:20

0.6a is up

plinej · #16 Post by **plinej** » Sat 14 Mar 2020, 21:31

0.7 is up

plinej · #17 Post by **plinej** » Tue 17 Mar 2020, 01:43

0.7a minor bugfix

plinej · #18 Post by **plinej** » Wed 25 Mar 2020, 10:55

0.7b is up

plinej · #19 Post by **plinej** » Fri 03 Apr 2020, 15:28

0.8 is up

plinej · #20 Post by **plinej** » Sat 18 Apr 2020, 11:26

0.9 is up

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