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Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
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Hello,

I have a software called AVS Video Converter that does beautiful video conversions. I ripped a DVD using DVD Decrypter (which is also a great software, by the way). I wanted to convert it for my iPod. It's a VOB file that I wanted to turn into MPEG4. But when I convert it, the sound becomes distorted, to the point where we can no longer hear the original track :s I've done plenty of conversions with this software without any issues, and I've already converted this DVD with other lower quality software (like Videora, Format Factory, Koyote's Free Video Converter, etc...) without any other issues, just lower quality.
My question is: why is the sound conversion like this with VOB files? And is there a solution that can be applied directly in AVS?

Thank you in advance.

Configuration: Windows XP Home Edition

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    Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    Everything's fine, it all works ;)
    Thank you very much for your patience, you’re saving me ^^
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  2. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    I tried again with other software (including Koyote Free Video Converter, and even extracting the DVD directly from AVS) and it gives me the same horrible sound result :s
    However, I have already converted this same DVD with Koyote without the sound being corrupted :s So I think it doesn’t come from the software but from a configuration issue on my PC. Sound card? Codec? I don’t know...
    Can someone help me :s ?
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  3. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    I tried again with Format Factory, another software that worked for this same DVD before... and it works! But the quality isn't great either :s I think it's a codec issue, because Format Factory converts the audio track to AAC, while AVS converts it to M-PEG2/4. But strangely, Kyote also converts to AAC, and yet there is that same horrible sound...
    Can anyone help me :s ?
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  4. gej62
     
    Hello
    the audio track of your DVD is in which format, AC3? The sound from your source is good
    is your audio track in 2.1 or 5.1? Can you select the audio track in your rip?
    for the first time
    cheers
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    1. gej62
       
      Hello, is your VOB sound good? Hey there!
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  6. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    The audio track of my DVD is in LPCM and in stereo 2.0. I can select the track I want in my ripper, and it's the right one, because the sound of my VOB file is good :s
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    1. gej62
       
      re
      try Xmedia recode
      to set the software to French go to settings (if it’s in English just above the question mark?)
      click on it, then preferences, and finally language set it to French.
      open your video file
      go to profile and choose apple
      click on the dropdown menu below, you should find your ipod
      select it, the parameters are preset you don't have to worry
      click on add then encode
      don't forget to specify your destination folder (you can open your dvd ripper with it and cut the portion of video to encode)
      good luck
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  7. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    Thank you very much, I'll give it a try :) And how is the quality?
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    1. gej62
       
      Re
      if your file is good, the quality returned is good (for iPod profile, I specify)
      Regards
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    2. gej62
       
      I forgot once your file opened go to crop click on it, then set scaling mode
      to lanczos (sharper edges but bicubic works too) and image format 16:9
      but well try it first for the sound
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  8. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    Thank you so much, it works and the quality is higher than with AVS :D I preferred to adjust it manually, that way I got exactly what I wanted ;)
    But one thing though, is it normal that the stereo is reversed :s? I hear what's supposed to be on the left coming from the right and vice versa. It's all the more noticeable since it's a concert DVD...
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    1. gej62
       
      Hello
      you can try to process your audio track differently, go to audio track (xmedia recode then channel mapping, finally channel order mode, set it to custom and switch channel 1 and channel
      2) the version of Xmedia recode I use is 2.3.09 and I've never used this function
      indeed a concert DVD is serious in terms of sound, I do it in mkv with the 5.1 track
      I won't tell you the effect
      just let me know if this function works
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    2. gej62
       
      I forgot to keep your settings in xmr
      later
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  9. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    The function is not working :s When I put it in, the sound of the new file is distorted, just like with AVS :s
    Is there any way to fix this?
    You've already helped me a lot, and I would really appreciate it if you could help me one (I hope) last time :)
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    1. gej62
       
      Which profile did you choose for your project? We can separate the audio from your VOB and process it.
      Otherwise, try Popbit Video to MP3 converter; you can get your audio in MP3 format
      to see if you get the same result.
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  10. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    I took for the iPod nano 3G H.264 320x240 and the audio codec is AAC.
    I tried the software and the result is normal: everything is in the right place :)
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    1. gej62
       
      Hi Zar
      So, is it all good then?
      Best regards
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  11. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    Yes, when I convert with this software, it's fine, but what do I do afterwards, given that this software only extracts the audio? :s
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    1. gej62
       
      Well, I don't know anymore. You say you took the iPod Nano 3G + AAC and that it's okay for me, which means that the video is okay and that the sound is okay, everything is good for the audio, so the whole thing is okay. I'm sorry, but I've had quite a bit of work today and I'm a little tired...
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  12. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    In fact, when I use XMedia Recode, the profile I set is iPod nano 3G H.264 320x240 and the sound in AAC. That's when the sound is reversed.
    When I use popbit video to mp3 converter, the sound is in the right direction. But it's only an audio file, and just in MP3 :s
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    1. gej62
       
      Hello Zarc
      you can encode your mp3 with xmedia recode to aac. Put your sound file in xmedia recode
      then customize finally add then encode. You listen to see if it’s in the right direction. Then you open
      your 3gp file with xmedia recode, select video then copy video, it will only extract the video, then you stitch everything together with mp4 box gui. Strange story, have you tried encoding it in another format? If not, try sound taxi as a log
      bye
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  13. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    MP4 Box Gui est une interface graphique pour MP4Box, un outil de traitement de fichiers multimédias. Il permet de manipuler des fichiers vidéo et audio, tels que la création, l'extraction, l'assemblage ou la conversion de fichiers au format MP4. Cela facilite la gestion des médias en offrant une interface conviviale, sans nécessiter de compétences en ligne de commande.
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    1. gej62
       
      re
      mp4 box gui is used to demux (separate) and mux (assemble) video and audio files in mp4
      mkv merge for matroska, and avimux for avi
      slts
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  14. Zar-roc64 Posted messages 82 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   16
     
    "Have you tried encoding it in another format?" Yes, none gave the same result (meaning corrupted or inverted). But with XMedia Recode, the codec possible with the formats compatible with my iPod is AAC :s

    I’m going to bother you again :s The video created with MP4 Box Gui is not readable :s "Error -2041 The sequence contains an invalid sample description"
    It did the same thing when I tried to convert to MP4 with XMedia Recode...
    I’m surely abusing your patience, but I plead with you to help me one more time (I hope for you and me, the last time) :s
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    1. gej62
       
      It's the inversion problem, I've never encountered this problem. Well, you said that in mp3 the sound is in the right direction. Use mkv merge, you put your video without its sound, then with the add key you add your audio track in mp3, then start muxing. You will recover a Matroska file. And then re-encode it with your 3g nano format. For mp4 box bizzard, have you tried opening your DVD with xmedia? It can also cut videos. P.S. No, you're not bothering me. Regards.
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