How Do I Burn .ogm / .bin / .mov files?

crippledlord

Guest

ty for all your help, but I think I am just gona give up, this is geting to be a bit confusing for me, and I cant even get the program to start, so once again thanks very much for your help.

HaahHaaa

Guest

OMFG crippledlord...if you dont know what the command line is you shouldnt be trying things like this.....

B-Powder

Guest

hi,
where can i get the lameMP3 file? i can only convert the .omg files with a 56kbit mp3 rate...
thanks
B

sid3wayz

Guest

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Nurgaman

Guest

mencoder is incredible.

crippledlord

Guest

well I found a program that converts avi and ogm to DVD that you can burn with Nero or another program, thats what I wanted to do so im good its called avi2dvd

Dialasa

Guest

ok i got all of that work but is there a way to pick which audio to copy out to i gettting the first audio file on each movie but i need to secound one “stream”

all my ogm file got three audio stream
1.Jap < this is what a getting
2.Eng < i need this one to Convert out
3.Subtitle

crippledlord

Guest

you are given the option of selecting what audio stream to put in the file(u can have more then one)then in the next portion I think you are given a box to select subtitle streams then what encoder and finaly u start if u have a question just e-mail me and I can try and walk you through it.

romeo75

Guest

hey guys the easiest way is burn by dvdsanta....direct..no need to convert..this software wilkl convert all the .ogm movie to vob it self..
good luck..

misc.

Guest

a question about the dvdsanta..after i burn the .ogm file onto a dvd disk, can i change the audio available (from Eng to Jap) while watching it on a DVD player?

OGM2AVI

Guest

pogi,
You are a genius! Your steps works!!!

Thanks a million!

N-FF

Guest

ok so do i loose the subtitals through this procedure because i need the subtitals.

ryusensei

Guest

how do i burn an ogm file with the dual audio support just like the dvds? can anyone help me with this?

Ixrec

Guest

Anyone know how to do this and keep a subtitle file attached? Or simply embed the subtitles?

As for converting the audio track, I downloaded VirtualDubMod and I’m pretty sure I told it to take the audio and convert it to a seperate mp3 file but it was only about 13 MB (the vid was over 20 minutes long) and no program could open it. This sort of thing ALWAYS happens whenever I use free converter programs so I have to ask, is there some super-common noob mistake I’m making?

Ixrec

Guest

Something I forgot to mention, I’m not burning to DVDs, I’m using CD-Rs (recordable but non-rewritable CDs). So what I need is a program that will either convert to avi with only one audio track and embed the subtitles (which aren’t in a seperate file by the way) or a program that will simply burn a straight-up .ogm/.ogg to a CD without having to convert anything. Either is fine.

Kat

Guest

can anyone help me im trying to convert ogm to avi but i don’t want to loose the subtitles im trying to use total video converter 3 but i ended up lost and confused i can’t seem to keep the subtitles

deadd

Guest

thank you all for your contributions! I appreciate your answers and insights on this matter, as it has been troubling myself as of late also.

cheers!

n30

Guest

HERES HOW I DID IT
1. Google, download and run OGMDemuxer on the ogm file.
2. Buy(or... you know...) DVD-Lab Pro 2 and use it to make your dvd with the files extracted with OGMDemuxer.
3. Before you can use the files, dvd lab needs the video in Mpeg 2 format. Buy/download/obtain somehow a copy of
WinAVI Video Converter.
4. Convert the files and finish step 2.
Please post a response to this if u are successful or not, people like input.

MuSe.

Guest

seems like a pain in the ass to me...why dont people just stick with AVI and be done with it?