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On Sun, Jan 20, 2013 at 12:51 PM, Pandu Poluan <pandu@××××××.info> wrote: |
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> Hello list! |
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> I know this is kind of off-topic... but as we all know this is a list |
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> where the SNR is perhaps the highest one can ever find in the |
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> Internet, so... |
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> Let's say I have a bunch of AVSEQxx.DAT files, ripped from a Video CD |
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> (VCD). This VCD is *mine*, purchased legally, I just want to rip it to |
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> .mkv to prevent scratches & all. |
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> The rip was done properly (methinks) using IsoBuster in Windows (using |
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> the "Extract but filter only MPEG frames"). |
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> How do I merge them into a Matroska container with chapter links? |
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> (Each AVSEQxx.DAT file is a song). |
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> (Note: My Gentoo is currently living as a Vbox Guest VM, without GUI, |
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> so I'd really appreciate a CLI solution). |
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I think mkvmerge from media-video.mkvtoolnix package is the go-to tool |
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for this kind of thing. It has a very long manpage which hopefully |
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will contain the information you're looking for. |
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VCD .DAT file is just an mpeg2 stream, you can imagine the file is |
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named .mpg instead and it should work the same... "ffmpeg -i file.dat" |
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to see specific codec/rate info about it. |
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