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Noah Kadner
June 1, 2010 at 9:32 pmI’d love it if Ron would rename this forum:
DVD Authoring (but not ripping)
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Robert Grove
June 2, 2010 at 4:37 amOk I can pass on this topic if you think it is not suitable for this place. I would like you to understand that I’m uncompressing demuxed data from DVD’s and Blu-rays only for authoring matters for example like creating menu loop as it is only material for the client. No killing kitties in the name of God 😉 So in my opinion we should stop this topic right here.
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Michael Sacci
June 2, 2010 at 5:01 amRobert,
It is bad enough we have to do this for legacy project, what I’m saying is this is the worse way for a client or anyone else to send you footage. And most of the time there is no reason to get tapes made. Files can be sent to you or buy you. The files can be on DVD or BluRay media but they should NEVER be made into playable disc.
Honestly I have never needed to rip a BluRay so I don’t know how.
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Eric Pautsch
June 2, 2010 at 6:31 amThis is a perfectly suitable topic for this forum. We can’t help what clients deliver. If they are dumb enough to master their material to BD or DVD and paying you to extract that material then we have an obligation.
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Noah Kadner
June 2, 2010 at 8:35 pmI wouldn’t say it’s an obligation at all- well unless Ron says so. 🙂 The folks being forced to rip DVDs/Blu-rays for clients are just following orders yes. But any advice we give on how to do this can and will be used by folks illegally ripping movies who will find these threads through Google.
Therefore, like it or not we’ll be helping folks steal movies if we permit these topics to be discussed on this forum. And as someone who would really prefer to keep some of that hard earned dough instead of seeing it go to even casual pirates I’d suggest the buck stops here. But that’s just me. I personally won’t help anyone ripping for any reason whatsoever. If you guys want to go there- hey it’s your call.
Noah
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Eric Pautsch
June 2, 2010 at 9:34 pmI see your point but this isn’t about ripping, its about extracting muxed material. Ripping is removing encryption – they are 2 different things needing separate tools.
MPEG Stream Clip is a great extraction tool talked about all the time in this forum.
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Noah Kadner
June 2, 2010 at 10:42 pmYeah but typically these questions are regarding pulling footage off of commercial DVDs and Blu-rays- for reels, demo footage etc. Sure that’s not for pirating but it’s still in no way legal or fair use, so the net effect is the same.
In my mind there’s little difference between ripping and extracting muxed material. Bottom line if you are truly authorized to use someone else’s footage it should not be multiplexed onto a shiny disc.
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Robert Grove
June 3, 2010 at 5:47 amI absolutely agree with you about the way of recieving material, but there is the dark side of it. Everyone is looking to gain something extra or just spend a minimum cash effort to do the job done. Because there is only few Blu-ray authoring houses in my country there is some kind of battle whom gonna author it. Blu-ray isn’t well propagated, there is only small consumers niche for Blu-ray titles. So, when you see things through my eyes, refusing client’s order it’s like giving away possibility to gain more experience with all the Blu-ray stuff, and of course way bigger cash than you would author a DVD 😉
To get things straight: I will let ripping matter untouched. I know how to do it, and I know it’s a dirty way.
I just wanted to know how to demux streams from ripped Blu-ray and this only the case.
BTW: MPEG Stremclip will demux M2TS
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Uku Toomet
June 6, 2010 at 12:11 amSame thing here. The film distributor handed me blu-ray and asked me if I could add local language subtitles to it so the re-authored blu-ray can be shown in movie theatre. As you may know Sonic promotes usage of DVD-Logic’s Blu-Ray reauthor tool to make ripping-reauthoring easier. So there is no need to accentuate illegality of the process. DVD Logic guys sell dvd demuxer tool but I’d like to use freeware tools. The doom9.org community has developed freeware tools as well.
Next thing is how to put subtiltles in re-authored disk. I haven’t succeeded with Encore CS3 which i own.
Will Sony Vegas work?
My current workaround is to use various freeware tools to get my movie demuxed to put to FCP where I hard burn subtitles. But it takes 3 days to get work done. The description how we did it takes 2 pages. Any workflows guys?Uku
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