TomH1138
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So I just ripped the 1992 Buffy the Vampire Slayer film to my computer to begin to try to edit it.
First, I used DVDFab. Unfortunately, my free trial for both "DVD Copy" has expired. So I had to use "HD Decrypter" instead.
After pulling out the files as VTS's, I tried to demux with PGCDemux. But the program said that there were no IFO files for it to demux! I tried the first several VTS's, and PGCDemux didn't recognize any of them.
So I decide to play around with the movie for a while anyway, even if it has subtitles. I put the files into Any Video Converter. The program informs me, "The resulting outputted file will have no sound."
Hmm. That's no good. So I go back to my old standby, DVD Shrink. Everyone tells me it's terrible, but, hey, it's free. And I didn't have sound issues on any of my other DVDs that I ripped with it (just with the subtitles).
So I rip it and then I try to demux one file just as a test. PGCDemux claims that it demuxed it, but it did the process in 2 seconds, creating a very small file, so I have my doubts. Nonetheless, I put the file in Any Video Converter to see what happens.
Once again, I get the message, "The resulting output file will have no sound."
Just as a test, I try to put the other non-converted VTS files into AVC that were ripped from DVD Shrink. Again, "the resulting output files will have no sound."
I had no problems like this before with any of the other DVDs I ripped to my computer, including the Star Wars films, which are also from 20th Century Fox (and would likely have more copy protection on them, if anything). The problem I had before was simply with the subtitles. But I can't get either the subtitles removed or (apparently) get a version of the files with the sound on this film. Grrrrrrr! :|
Does anyone know how to deal with this? Feel free to just point me to the link if this has been answered before for someone else. Thanks!
First, I used DVDFab. Unfortunately, my free trial for both "DVD Copy" has expired. So I had to use "HD Decrypter" instead.
After pulling out the files as VTS's, I tried to demux with PGCDemux. But the program said that there were no IFO files for it to demux! I tried the first several VTS's, and PGCDemux didn't recognize any of them.
So I decide to play around with the movie for a while anyway, even if it has subtitles. I put the files into Any Video Converter. The program informs me, "The resulting outputted file will have no sound."
Hmm. That's no good. So I go back to my old standby, DVD Shrink. Everyone tells me it's terrible, but, hey, it's free. And I didn't have sound issues on any of my other DVDs that I ripped with it (just with the subtitles).
So I rip it and then I try to demux one file just as a test. PGCDemux claims that it demuxed it, but it did the process in 2 seconds, creating a very small file, so I have my doubts. Nonetheless, I put the file in Any Video Converter to see what happens.
Once again, I get the message, "The resulting output file will have no sound."
Just as a test, I try to put the other non-converted VTS files into AVC that were ripped from DVD Shrink. Again, "the resulting output files will have no sound."
I had no problems like this before with any of the other DVDs I ripped to my computer, including the Star Wars films, which are also from 20th Century Fox (and would likely have more copy protection on them, if anything). The problem I had before was simply with the subtitles. But I can't get either the subtitles removed or (apparently) get a version of the files with the sound on this film. Grrrrrrr! :|
Does anyone know how to deal with this? Feel free to just point me to the link if this has been answered before for someone else. Thanks!