DVD Audio Extractor
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
Isn't Kommander just great. I had never used Kommander before, but I wrote this application in just three hours time. It extracts soundtracks from DVD's, does automatic downsampling when needed, optionally normalises the audio and saves to wav, ogg or mp3. It can even call K3B for you if you want to burn straight to Audio CD.
Because it's a Kommander script, you don't need to compile anything, and adapting it is easy. If you have KDE 3.2, you should copy the Kommander script to /usr/bin/Kommander/ and copy the desktop file to $KDEDIR/share/applications/kde/. It should work straight from the K-Menu then.
Requirements:
- Kommander (comes with Quanta)
- Recent MPlayer
- OGG-Tools
- Lame
- Normalise
- K3B (optional)
16 years ago
Kommander developer Andras Mantia sent me an improved layout today. Resizing the application window now automatically re-arranges the widgets.
Thanks Andras!
16 years ago
Kommander developer Andras Mantia sent me an improved layout today. Resizing the application window now automatically re-arranges the widgets.
Thanks Andras!
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testerus
16 years ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD#DVD-Audio
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freeindy
16 years ago
i tried it but i get the following error message
Error - Kommander Executor
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Error in widget CloseButton1
Script for @AudioCDCheck is empty.
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i never programmed in Kommander so i have no clue what's going on. anyone does?
thanks
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immortal333
16 years ago
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pynm0001
16 years ago
My version of mplayer only seems to want the dvd://$i option. I changed that and it seems to work fine so far.
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pynm0001
16 years ago
I guess that's how you select a range of tracks in mplayer? I was wondering why it was taking so long to encode the track... turns out I almost encoded the whole damn DVD. :-)
Guess it's time to upgrade mplayer.
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shm
16 years ago
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