Hi,
I had a bunch of DVD's that I want to rip to avi-files.
Linux Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS
mencoder 1.1-4.8
Basic 'problem': How to be 'sure' to always get Swedish subText from my
DVD's to my AVI-files.
Notice: I'm a Swedish guy (old man, born 1955) so if my 'English' is a
little confused, be patience, please ;)
And: I'm familiar with terminal syntax and bash-scripting.
The goal is to write a bash-script so I can right-click on the DVD's
<real place> and click a menu title in the pop-up menu and it result in
a watch-able AVI-movie (on my LG-Flat-TV) via a USB storage.
I use this, so far (in Nautilus terminal):
mencoder dvd://1 -dvd-device <the real place> -nosound -ovc frameno -o
/dev/null -vobsubid 6 -slang sv -vobsubout sv
mencoder dvd://1 -dvd-device <the real place> -vobsub sv -ovc xvid -oac
mp3lame -lameopts cbr:br=128:vol=3 -xvidencopts pass=1 -o <The Movie
Name>.avi
rm sv.*
This give a out avi-file i about 1.6GB (It is no problem for me. But if
I can do it 'smaller' without quality lose > that’s OK for me :) )
Can I do the above mencoder-syntax easier / better?
Is there a syntax, that for sure, always give me Swedish subText?
I notice that mencoder not find any Swedish subText in '-vobsubid 6'
then mencoder 'pass' over to '-slang sv' and find the Swedish subText.
If I leave '-vobsubid 6' and only use '-slang sv', I get no subText, at
all, or instead I get English or Finnish...?
Is the mencoder options;
'-vobsuboutid sv' & '-vobsuboutindex <something>' and '-sid <something>'
better replacements, complement or more useful, or not?
Is there any Swedish 'hen' how had done this (trough mencoder)
successfully for a bunch of DVD's?
Regards to ALL!
N-G Nordlundh
