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First you will have to use [https://www.videolan.org/vlc/ vlc] to note down the TITLE and CHAPTERS of the content that matters (the concert itself, and the important bonus videos). No need to rip the navigation screens/videos. |
First you will have to use [https://www.videolan.org/vlc/ vlc] to note down the TITLE(s) and CHAPTERS of the content that matters (the concert itself, and the important bonus videos). No need to rip the navigation screens/videos. |
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I found [http://dvdbackup.sourceforge.net dvdbackup]. |
I found [http://dvdbackup.sourceforge.net dvdbackup]. |
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Latest revision as of 23:14, 7 November 2020
Linux concert DVD audio ripping
My aim is to extract audio in a chapter split manner, to enable me adding concert DVD to MusicBrainz, with millisecond precision.
Work in progress.
For the moment, I don't think I found the best method yet.
I don't know how to auto-split per chapter, for instance, and am lacking the last step to extract audio.
See complete Windows method.
RIPPING
First you will have to use vlc to note down the TITLE(s) and CHAPTERS of the content that matters (the concert itself, and the important bonus videos). No need to rip the navigation screens/videos.
I found dvdbackup.
You will rip each chapter one by one:
for i in {01..20}; do dvdbackup --title=2 --start=$i --end=$i --output=T02-C$i; done
dvdbackup --title=5 --start=1 --end=1 --output=T05-C01
It's just an example.
