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= Concert DVD ripping (auto‐split audio rip) =
= Concert DVD ripping (auto‐split audio rip) =

See work-in-progress [[User:Jesus2099/Linux_concert_DVD_audio_ripping|Linux method]].


Here is a simple method to easily rip your concert DVD (DVD‐Video) into chapter split playable audio files.
Here is a simple method to easily rip your concert DVD (DVD‐Video) into chapter split playable audio files.
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== SETTINGS ==
== SETTINGS ==


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('''only once''') in “'''Tools'''” menu > “'''Settings…'''”
'''File Splitting''' settings is mandatory or you won’t get one sound file per song, so your rip will be unusable.
The other settings can be omitted but you will need to do many manual tasks each time you want to rip a new DVD.


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=== “IFO Mode” tab ===
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'''Tools''' menu > '''Settings…'''


* Check “'''Enable Stream Processing'''” <span style="color:grey">← allows for some presets in the following “'''Stream Processing'''” tab</span>
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=== IFO Mode tab ===
* Select “'''File Splitting'''”: “'''<u>By Chapter</u>'''” <span style="color:grey">←</span> mandatory <span style="color:grey">as the most important setting worldwide. Without it, there is no song split and you get one big file for the whole concert</span>


=== “Stream Processing” tab ===
* Check '''Enable Stream Processing'''
* Select '''File Splitting: <u>By Chapter</u>'''


* Check “'''Convert PCM to WAV'''” <span style="color:grey">← for something readable by any audio player</span>
=== Stream Processing tab ===
* “'''Direct Stream Copy'''”: ''EMPTY'' <span style="color:grey">← you don’t need to rip that (super‐big) video stream,</span> remove the default <code>*</code>
* “'''Demux'''”: <code>0XA?</code> <span style="color:grey">← auto selects LPCM audio streams (hopefully usually only one) for demultiplexing (extraction).</span>
* “'''Raw'''”: ''EMPTY'' <span style="color:grey">← no one can play raw things</span>


※ “<code>0XA?</code>” means <code>0XA</code> followed by any number; means that you want to extract all LPCM audio streams if any. LPCM is '''lossless 48 KHz stereo''' audio ('''best worldwide''').
* Check '''Convert PCM to WAV'''
* '''Direct Stream Copy''': ''EMPTY''
* '''Demux''': '''0XA? 0X8?'''
* '''Raw''': ''EMPTY''


Otherwise, “<code>0X8?</code>” would mean that you want to extract '''AC3''' streams and “<code>0XA? 0X8?</code>” would be for automatic fallback but when a concert DVD has both LPCM and AC3 you would get a duplicate audio rip.
It means remove '''*''' from default settings '''Direct Stream Copy''' as we don’t want to save video.


As all non‐LPCM streams are lossy compressed audio, I advise to only set “<code>0XA?</code>” in the settings and leave all the edge cases for manual select (see step 4 below) when you rip special DVD. LPCM is the best worldwide you can get from a DVD and I have very rarely seen concert DVD with no LPCM track (only some Vietnamese DVD had '''MP2''' sound).
0XA? means that you want to extract LPCM audio (i.e. WAV files), it’s lossless stereo audio (best).

0X8? means that you want to extract AC3 files (it’s lossy, it’s more than stereo, it requires software like [http://foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_ac3 foo_ac3]).


== RIPPING ==
== RIPPING ==


# Insert your '''DVD''' <span style="color:grey">in your laser optical drive equipped computer machine</span>
# Insert your DVD
# Switch to '''IFO Mode''' (press '''I''' key)
# Switch to “'''IFO Mode'''” (by pressing the '''I''' key on your keyboard)
# Check, in the '''Input''' tab, that the concert (usually the biggest title) is selected
# Check, in the “'''Input'''” tab, that the concert (usually the biggest title) is selected <span style="color:grey">← easy thanks to “'''IFO Mode'''” tab’s “'''Select Main Movie PGC'''” default setting</span>
# Check the '''Stream Processing''' tab and make sure the audio you want is selected in '''Demux''' mode and that no video is to be ripped
# Check the “'''Stream Processing'''” tab and make sure the audio stream you want to extract is selected and in “'''Demux'''” mode. Check that no video stream is selected <span style="color:grey">← easy thanks to “'''Stream Processing'''” tab settings above</span>
# Choose a destination folder on your PC
# Choose a destination folder <span style="color:grey">on your computer machine file system electro‐magnetic storage</span>
# Press the '''''Rip''''' button ('''DVD → HDD''')
# Press the '''''Rip''''' button <span style="color:grey">(a big '''DVD → HDD''' image button)</span>

== PLAYING / TAGGING ==

It’s up to you but know that [http://foobar2000.org foobar2000] can tag (and obviously play) '''WAV''' files, out of the box. It has a component for playing '''AC3''' files ([http://foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_ac3 foo_ac3]).

== FAQ ==

If '''DVD Decrypter''' issues the following error on each close :

<blockquote style="color: red">''Failed to set data for 'DVDDecrypterPlayDVDMovieOnArrival'.''</blockquote>

Please uncheck both “'''Shell Extensions'''” options in “'''Tools'''” menu > “'''Settings…'''” item > “'''Registry'''” tab. You don’t need them.

Revision as of 23:06, 7 November 2020

Concert DVD ripping (auto‐split audio rip)

See work-in-progress Linux method.

Here is a simple method to easily rip your concert DVD (DVD‐Video) into chapter split playable audio files. For this you will need only one tool : DVD DECRYPTER.

You won’t need any manual cut, each song will be its own audio file, automatically.

You will change the IFO Mode and Stream Processing settings of DVD Decrypter so that each time you want to rip a new DVD, you only need to choose your target folder and press the rip button.

SETTINGS

(only once) in “Tools” menu > “Settings…”

“IFO Mode” tab

  • Check “Enable Stream Processing” ← allows for some presets in the following “Stream Processing” tab
  • Select “File Splitting”: “By Chapter” ← mandatory as the most important setting worldwide. Without it, there is no song split and you get one big file for the whole concert

“Stream Processing” tab

  • Check “Convert PCM to WAV” ← for something readable by any audio player
  • “Direct Stream Copy”: EMPTY ← you don’t need to rip that (super‐big) video stream, remove the default *
  • “Demux”: 0XA? ← auto selects LPCM audio streams (hopefully usually only one) for demultiplexing (extraction).
  • “Raw”: EMPTY ← no one can play raw things

※ “0XA?” means 0XA followed by any number; means that you want to extract all LPCM audio streams if any. LPCM is lossless 48 KHz stereo audio (best worldwide).

Otherwise, “0X8?” would mean that you want to extract AC3 streams and “0XA? 0X8?” would be for automatic fallback but when a concert DVD has both LPCM and AC3 you would get a duplicate audio rip.

As all non‐LPCM streams are lossy compressed audio, I advise to only set “0XA?” in the settings and leave all the edge cases for manual select (see step 4 below) when you rip special DVD. LPCM is the best worldwide you can get from a DVD and I have very rarely seen concert DVD with no LPCM track (only some Vietnamese DVD had MP2 sound).

RIPPING

  1. Insert your DVD in your laser optical drive equipped computer machine
  2. Switch to “IFO Mode” (by pressing the I key on your keyboard)
  3. Check, in the “Input” tab, that the concert (usually the biggest title) is selected ← easy thanks to “IFO Mode” tab’s “Select Main Movie PGC” default setting
  4. Check the “Stream Processing” tab and make sure the audio stream you want to extract is selected and in “Demux” mode. Check that no video stream is selected ← easy thanks to “Stream Processing” tab settings above
  5. Choose a destination folder on your computer machine file system electro‐magnetic storage
  6. Press the Rip button (a big DVD → HDD image button)

PLAYING / TAGGING

It’s up to you but know that foobar2000 can tag (and obviously play) WAV files, out of the box. It has a component for playing AC3 files (foo_ac3).

FAQ

If DVD Decrypter issues the following error on each close :

Failed to set data for 'DVDDecrypterPlayDVDMovieOnArrival'.

Please uncheck both “Shell Extensions” options in “Tools” menu > “Settings…” item > “Registry” tab. You don’t need them.

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