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Would be wonderful, if we were able to do the same with videos on DVD, or Blueray.
#TIL #KDE #audiocd #ripping #music #opticaldisc #Linux #tech #deadformats
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#TIL that you can rip an audio CD in #KDE just by opening it in dolphin and copying out the folder named for the format you want it in.
These are a set of virtual folders that represent the formats supported by your system to rip them into.
How cool is that?
#audiocd #ripping #music #opticaldisc #Linux #tech #deadformats
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There needs to be a thesaurus of sounds. What else does paper being ripped sound like? Ideas please! #SoundEffects #Paper #ripping #foley
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It doesn't matter how you feel, or how the day is going.
The Misfits are always there.
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I am ripping Horse Feathers and Duck Soup from DVD to my home video server. I am happy that I am able to use the latest digital technology to preserve the artistry of the Marx Brothers.
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I am ripping Horse Feathers and Duck Soup from DVD to my home video server. I am happy that I am able to use the latest digital technology to preserve the artistry of the Marx Brothers.
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I am ripping Horse Feathers and Duck Soup from DVD to my home video server. I am happy that I am able to use the latest digital technology to preserve the artistry of the Marx Brothers.
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Using Automatic Ripping Machine (ARM) to rip some DVDs, the lag of computers with DVD drives make this necessary. Also I need to free some of the shelf space in the living room.
#ARM uses #HandBrakeCLI, which is the #Linux #CLI version of #HandBrake, I derived to use a preset "HQ 576p25 Surround" for the #DVDs, which makes sure the input resolution it kept.
In ARM I can add some options to the HandBrake command that is called in the background, I have this in there:--markers --audio-lang-list eng,deu,spa,fra --all-audio --audio-copy-mask aac,ac3,mp3,dts,dtshd --audio-fallback aac --subtitle scan -F --subtitle-lang-list=eng,deu,spa,fra --first-subtitle --subtitle-burned=none --quality 23.0 --format av_mp4 --encoder-preset slower
I wanted to keep chapter markers (--markers), rip all eng,deu,spa,fra audio tracks (--audio-lang-list eng,deu,spa,fra --all-audio), copy audio without transcoding if in format given "--audio-copy-mask aac,ac3,mp3,dts,dtshd", if audio in other format then transcode to lossless aac which is MP4 compliant (--audio-fallback aac). I tried MKV before, which seems nice, but won't play on my TV for some reason, so I thought I will try MP4 container instead.
For the subtitile I have some problem right now, need to figure out how to prevent burned subtitiles, but I think this should do:
--subtitle scan -F --subtitle-lang-list=eng,deu,spa,fra --first-subtitle --subtitle-burned=none
And now most important I wand a decent video quality and not too big files, I came to this:
--quality 23.0 --format av_mp4 --encoder-preset slower
But I would still love to increase the #quality a bit and give the process a bit more time, now 126 min DVD rips and transcodes in less than 50 minutes on the old laptop I use to do this. It is my ripping machine now.
The resuting command is:nice HandBrakeCLI -i /dev/sr1 -o '/home/arm/media/transcode/movies/NAME/NAME.mp4' --main-feature --preset "HQ 576p25 Surround" --markers --subtitle scan -F --audio-lang-list eng,deu,spa,fra --all-audio --audio-copy-mask aac,ac3,mp3,dts,dtshd --audio-fallback aac --subtitle-lang-list=eng,deu,spa,fra --first-subtitle --quality 23.0 --format av_mp4 --encoder-preset slower >> /home/arm/logs/NAME.log 2>&1
Problems/ideas... I would love to use x265, I think it won't take to long to encode compared to x264 and I can save some storage, but there is not preset like the one above for the resolution I need. So I would have to provide all the parameters via the CLI command.
So give me feedback, also really happy to get any tips what options I should add to the command.
#video #ripping #rip #encode #mp4 #x264 #x265 #dvd #bluray #blueray -
Extracting DVD-Audio on Linux, the modern(ish) way
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2019/01/extracting-dvd-audio-on-linux-the-modernish-way/