| 25 Aug 2005 12:06 pm |
Baelzebub Guest | Hmmmm,
When i use OGMtoAVI to convert and then throw it into Vdubmod and do direct copy BUT disable the 2nd sound track it works fine on the standlone...so...is it the 2nd soundtrack that OGMtoAVI puts in that’s the problem and if so how do i stop it doing that? This method is not as quick as just using OGMtoAVI would be but is a hell of alot quicker than using Vdub and Goldwave 
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| 25 Aug 2005 11:26 pm |
Baelzebub Guest | Okies,
SET OPTION ALL AUDIO n Use n = 1 to use all audio streams, regardless of the selection
It is set to 0 so any ideas why it is still puting in both audios?
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| 26 Aug 2005 11:07 am |
Baelzebub Guest | Removed teh folder and re-installed it and now it hangs when it gets to muxing files into .avi
Avi-mux GUI opens up but just sits there not doing anything. Any ideas?
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| 31 Aug 2005 03:50 pm |
Rose Guest | I am using the program nero and many other burn programs and I cannot figure out how to burn the .ogg file and beable to see the subtitles after I convert it. Is there an easy and simple way to do this?
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| 04 Sep 2005 06:06 am |
zinn Guest | Any1 know how to convert ogm to avi with hard sub?
Thanx
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| 06 Sep 2005 01:17 am |
crossout Guest | wow all these posts make my e mail look like a spam box lol... anywase firts things first
1.when useing avi and get a error message u dont use comand prompt u just install then extract all files.
2.i still dont know hoe to swich languages and subs when useing avi to ogm aln am not familiar with all these other converters swy
3.yes avi->ogm is the fastest converter i know of
4.as far as the problem of being able to play it im not sure the converter may hav placed the copy rights on the new conversion if it had one or may jus b a problem in the convertion. i suggest to look into ur downloaded movie to c if theres a copyright on it or just re convert it. ^_^ bb
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| 09 Sep 2005 09:40 am |
AnimeAngst22 Guest | Hi All, i’m sure this has been asked before but I haven’t seen it while skimming the posts. So I’ll ask since I’m new to this kind of stuff.
I downloaded this freeware program (OGMtoAVI).
It appears to work fine. The video comes out pretty good, and the sound quality is nice.
The problem that I am having is that when I convert the file, I lose the sub-titles. Also, I haven’t tried a dual audio file as of yet, but from what i’ve read, it looks like I will lose the english audio track.
What would I need to do to correct these two problems? And will I need programs in addition to OGMtoAVI?
Thanks for all your help!
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| 11 Sep 2005 02:18 am |
Slashica Guest | Argh, I downloaded that programme that everyone said works to convert OGM to AVI :
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=135660&package_id=149026&release_id=319632
But I unzipped it and got a load of files. I don’t know which to use. Is there a more simple programme?
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| 12 Sep 2005 01:46 pm |
crossout Guest | yea the omg to avi oconverter is the easy one... the executable to use is called ogm-avi or sumthin similar to that. drag and drop the exe into the comand prompt then the file to be converted the hit enter.
* so far i havnt found how to put in subs or other languages. the only way ive been able to get it wit it is to have the movie rerecorded while playing my wanted language and subtitles.
*to do that all u need to do is get a program that allows u to record the mavie u r playing. then u can play the rocorded file.
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| 20 Sep 2005 09:56 pm |
twistedpsychefx Guest | I downloaded that ogm-avi program but i’m completelly computer illiterite so how do i use it
(i have no idea what the commad prompt is)
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| 21 Sep 2005 08:57 am |
twistedpsychefx Guest | I found the Command prompt but my computer doesn’t know how to open it Please Help
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| 22 Sep 2005 05:18 pm |
Rui Guest | Sorry i didnt knew where to put this... im desperated, because when i convert avi to dvd with WINAVI it only gets 2 gg of space... I dont know how to put the movies with 4 gg... it must be something with the setup of WinAvi, but what?
Please help me.
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| 29 Sep 2005 09:53 pm |
crossout Guest | swy im not familiar wit winavi
anywase for ur com not knowin how to open the file i need to no wat u did and the wat the error message says if there is one.
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| 02 Oct 2005 05:25 pm |
MORINGA Guest | Well, what can I say? Maybe ogmtoavi isn’t a perfect tool, seeing as it’s not so “user-friendly” as many of us would like it to be....but by downloading it I also downloaded a set of tools that made possible for me to select which audio stream to use;
Anyway, for those who got some kind of “directory error”, I’ll tell you what happened and what worked for me: inside that \source\ dir there’s an “ogmtoavi.py” file; search for "\\OGMDemuxer\\", and replace for "\OGMDemuxer\" (without quotes, as always), save, run “ogmtoavi.exe” to your taste, and for most of you, I believe it’s done.
Selecting an audio stream doesn’t seem so simple: I first edited the same file (\source\ogmtoavi.py) on a line starting with “output_options” (section “def muxtoavi” , replaced "\nALL AUDIO 1” with "\nALL AUDIO 2”, saved and ran ogmtoavi.exe; then CANCELLED the process when AVImux window popped up. At this point, C:\tmp wasn’t and wouldn’t be deleted; edited (and now I have a copy of it, just in case) the “muxscript.txt” file and I would be done, if it weren’t for a thing: I had a wrong MP3 file, and a correct OGG file, so what to do?
Next, I converted the OGG file using "\vorbistools\oggdec.exe”; told the program what to convert (i.e:"\vorbistools\oggdec.exe C:\tmp\inputfile.ogm.2.ogg” - that gave me a wav file with which I could do anything. Converted it with audiograbber+Lame encoder (but could use blade or any other tool). I hadn’t patience to run all the process again so I continued from where I was: AVImux; simply cleaned all that project, dragged & dropped the “C:\tmp\muxscript.txt” file into it and that’s it!
Not so easy, but so ain’t life...maybe someday I’ll know some python things...
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| 02 Oct 2005 05:38 pm |
MORINGA Guest | oops...I don’t know what happened...but every time I wrote a "\\" without quotes, the "\" disappeared, so following is an errata:
'(...) inside that "\source” dir(...)'
'(...)At this point, “C:\tmp”(...)'
'(...)“vorbistools\oggdec.exe”(...)'
'(...)(i.e:“vorbistools\oggdec.exe
C:"\tmp\“inputfile.ogm.2.ogg”(...)'
Ah, and I converted that wav file to MP3
Now let’s see if it’s working...
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| 02 Oct 2005 05:41 pm |
MORINGA Guest | hmmm...nop
let’s change forward slashes with backslashes...
'(...) inside that "/source” dir(...)'
'(...)At this point, “C:/tmp”(...)'
'(...)"/vorbistools/oggdec.exe”(...)'
'(...)(i.e:"/vorbistools/oggdec.exe
C:/tmp/inputfile.ogm.2.ogg”(...)'
And sorry for my last post...could someone delete it, please?
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| 02 Oct 2005 10:02 pm |
Baelzebub Guest | The only problem i have had so far with this app is that it doesnt do whole directories as claimed. As soon as i pick a whole directory it hangs when it comes to muxing the mp3 and avi file together.
After it hangs once it wont convert a single selected files without hanging in the muxing stage.
IF i stick to just single file re-encodes it works just fine for a while and then it starts hanging on muxing again.
I have no programming skills at all when it comes to this but if the author would/could work on this some more this app would rock  Kicks the crap out of Riverpast etc for sure.
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| 13 Oct 2005 01:42 am |
crossout Guest | WOW.. not answering my email box makes all the replies from this place look like spam lol...
well for ur questions and comments itheres too much posted to read all of the stuff so i jus scaned it all i got confussed about the /:bla bla bla:" watever so i skped that
and about the directories it should be saved to the same folder the origional ogm file came from . it wont over write the file only create a new copy.
um.. to get to the command prompt go to start click run then type in cmd that black screen will b the prompt. simply drag and drop the converter in followed by a space then the ogm file u can also add another file with another space and the file to be converted.
oh i didnt completely understand about the directory stuff so if i am wrong please correct me.
last of all “omgtoavi” is the best converter i have found thus far!!! it is way easier to use than the win-avi and div-avi(doesnt work at all) and all the other stuff...i think i found how to insert the other sounds and sunb useing the strings u need to access the converter’s default settings and edit them. ill post a reply on how to do that later once i conferm my solution works!!! until then peace out!!^_^
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| 22 Oct 2005 04:19 pm |
Dreyfuss Guest | Hey guys, I got it It’s really quite simple. For all of you who have virtualdubmod, open the ogm file, then open the steam list and demux the audio stream. Then convert it to mp3 with whatever audio converter you like (I use winamp’s nullsoft diskwriter output plugin). When that’s done, go back to vdm’s stream list and add the mp3 as a new stream, then disable the old ogg stream. Now set the video mode to direct stream copy and save as an avi. Viola. Works just fine for me
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| 23 Oct 2005 05:40 pm |
nov help Guest | HI ppl if you want to know a really fast way to change files from ogm to avi or whatever just go rename on the file and change the ogm to avi it work sadly LOL
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