| 21 Jan 2007 05:59 pm |
lil_baby_brit Guest | yeah same problem here- it converts but where do the subtitles go? and to whoever posts the reply could you seriously dumb down the answer because technobabble really confuses me!
... I’m pretty sure that I’m not the only one !^_^!
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| 28 Jan 2007 03:25 pm |
00101110 Guest | ALL TO AVI really does work u can add subtitles and make it a good quality video. Check it out. it worked for me.
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| 04 Feb 2007 02:49 pm |
L4stExil3 Guest | Well, Just so everyone knows the program listed above seperates the video(wmv or avi) and the audio(ogg) and only really converts the ogg. During this process the subtitles are taken off and thrown away. Basiclly you can’t fix it that i’m aware of on that program. You can try copying the program and messing with it yourself if you know that stuff but I can’t figure it out.
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| 24 Mar 2007 03:44 pm |
chrisnations Guest | WHAT THE HECK IS THE FREAKING POINT OF OGM!!
i understand the th8ing about taking less space, but HOW COME THERES NOTHING TO MAKE IT WORK!!
>.<
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| 24 Mar 2007 06:27 pm |
chrisnations Guest | LOLOLOLOL!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!! IM GUNNA FUCKING GO INSANE!!!!!!!
i read EVERY FUCKING POST!
and i tried EVERY FUCKING THING!!
nothing works AT ALL!!
I WASTED 5 HOURS FOR!!!! NOTHING!!!!!!!!
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| 01 Apr 2007 03:52 pm |
K03N Guest | If you want subs look on google for movie subtitles
If ur dutch go to www.nlondertitels.com
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| 12 Apr 2007 08:43 am |
dick dastardly Guest | get Total Video Convertor and use the direct show button to convert OGM to avi...bingo job done.
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| 15 Apr 2007 09:19 am |
nagisa Guest | i always get this messege when i want to sae the file i got damn fed up with this.
does anyone knw how to save it?
i read the instruction told me no not to save inside C or D drive ? then where shd i save it to?
the messeage goes like thie
“The command is too long. This maybe because of your file name. blah bah....."
can someone help??
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| 18 May 2007 04:11 am |
marker Guest | tell me if i’m wrong
you should convert .ogm files to avi files first right? then you can edit it right?
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| 22 May 2007 01:26 pm |
renzo Guest | sakuya, the problem with your program is that one has to reencode the video again!
can you add an option to leave the video as in the original ogm or mkv? [useful for divx xvid...] (then we wont' loose quality)!
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| 22 May 2007 01:28 pm |
renzo Guest | anyway, a GREAT solution is this one, with VirtualDubMod:
from here: http://forums.3ivx.com/index.php?showtopic=85723
“Assuming you got the right vfw codecs to decode the audio inside the ogm file and the video stream can be packed into an avi, you could try this:
1. open ogm in Virtual Dub mod
2. set Video to Direct Stream Copy
3. Streams->Stream list-> disable the audio you don’t want
4. right click on the audio stream you want to keap -> full processing mode
5. right click on the audio stream you want to keap -> compression -> select the audio compression that you want (you might have to install LAME ACM if you want mp3 and only got the standard installed mp3 codec)
6. File->Save as avi -> Save file under a new name
Cu Selur"
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| 24 May 2007 09:53 pm |
DFlsCL27 Guest | I convert a OGM file using WinAVI 7.7 but when it done there was no sound.
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| 25 May 2007 11:17 am |
MayhemMechanix Guest | To the person insisting that we use AlltoAVI... the audio track is WAY off from the video. Anyone got suggestions on that little tidbit of information?
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| 25 May 2007 11:21 am |
MayhemMechanix Guest | Renzo, your steps did NOT work. no audio whatsoever.
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| 25 May 2007 11:46 am |
MayhemMechanix Guest | Newp. no joy. Closed everything and restarted, even reinstalled LAM ACM when I select Save as... and create my AVI, it tells me Audio Data= 0
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| 27 May 2007 03:52 am |
anime4life Guest | Get the WinAVI! converts everything! but be sure to get the Combined Community Codec Pack to ensure the codecs are in especially the Divx Codecs too!
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| 13 Jul 2007 03:11 am |
Enviem Guest | all to avi is the way to go... it really works.
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| 07 Oct 2007 07:45 pm |
Schopobka Guest | https://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?group_id=135660&use_mirror=easynews&filename=ogmtoavi-beta-0.6.exe&64485554
is the newer, better version!
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| 16 Oct 2007 07:38 pm |
Tetsuro Guest | if i whant an avi out of an ogm i rip the audio off
with virtul dub then with an audio converter i change its format to Wave thats virtual dub most compactible audio format
after that u can rip the video aswell using virtualdub mode offcourse
remenber one thing though ogm and mkv formats can storage Ace3 5.1 sound when u attemp to rip it if the sound is 5.1
u are ruining its quality too 2.0 That is Stereo or
Dolby Digital ... and riping after riping u are decreasing the image quality of it
so if u whant to maintain the quality of ur ogm or mkv file
u might aswell transforming it to a DVD or a HD DVD
since an ogm and a mkv can have High Definition quality
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| 12 Nov 2007 09:16 pm |
Anon Guest | rome227 wrote:
Changing the extension from .ogm to .avi doesn’t do a thing. Windows media player (or what have you) will recognize the content and play it regardless. If you stick that into a standalone divx/dvd player, you just wasted a cd. OGM format is basically a divx encoded vide with ogg encoded audio. Bsically, ogg compresses the audio alot further then mp3 can, making more room for the video file = slightly better video quality. Hope this cleared stuff up.
your retarted... ogg dosent convert any smaller than the most common audio types.. the true purpos of ogm, is to that you can have multipul streams of audio and/or subtitles for one stream of video...
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