Open remenor opened 8 years ago
Once my own copy of that disc arrives within a few days, I will attempt to reproduce your error on my end.
Thank you! I just hope it's not an unrecoverable error in the ISO image ... But I fear that it is possible. vgtmpeg output:
encoder : Lavf56.25.101
Stream #0:0: Audio: flac, 192000 Hz, stereo, s32 (24 bit), 128 kb/s
Metadata:
encoder : Lavc56.26.100 flac
Stream mapping:
Stream #0:0 -> #0:0 (mlp (native) -> flac (native))
Press [q] to stop, [?] for help
[mlp @ 0xb846100] Substream 0 parity check failed.ts/s
[mlp @ 0xb846100] Substream 0 checksum failed.
[mlp @ 0xb846100] Lossless check failed - expected ab, calculated bc.
[mlp @ 0xb846100] End of stream indicated.415.6kbits/s
size= 655142kB time=00:16:31.17 bitrate=5414.7kbits/s
video:0kB audio:655134kB subtitle:0kB other streams:0kB global headers:0kB muxing overhead: 0.001235%
I'll be awaiting your results
Unfortunately, I wasn't able to reproduce your error with my copy of that disc; all 10 tracks across both titles ripped correctly both using dvda2wav and the Windows-based DVDAExplorer program. Perhaps cleaning your disc or trying a different optical drive might be of some use.
$ dvda2wav -A /media/cdrom/AUDIO_TS/ -c /dev/sr1 -T 1 -d tracks3/
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-01-01.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-01-02.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-01-03.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-01-04.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-01-05.wav"
$ dvda2wav -A /media/cdrom/AUDIO_TS/ -c /dev/sr1 -T 2 -d tracks3/
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-02-01.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-02-02.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-02-03.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-02-04.wav"
* Extracting MLP track 2 channels 192000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "tracks3/track-02-05.wav"
I do understand. The downside is that I only have the ISO image at this time... DVDAExplorer - and ffmpeg- effectively with no problems. But as reported in the log:
[32] ### MLP Stream (channels: 2, sample_rate: 192000, bits_per_sample: 24) ###
[16] Substream 0 parity check failed.
[16] Substream 0 checksum failed.
[24] Lossless check failed - expected ab, calculated bc.
[32] ### MLP Stream (channels: 2, sample_rate: 192000, bits_per_sample: 24) ###
dvda2wav may behave the same way? That is, allowing the ripping disks even with parity mismatch -reporting when they occur-?
Fwiw, I was getting a parity mismatch error and core dump at first (on a DVD-A disc, not ISO):
[t1700@T1700 tmp]$ dvda2wav -A /run/media/t1700/SINATRASANDS/AUDIO_TS/
* Extracting MLP track 6 channels 96000 Hz 24 bps
parity mismatch
dvda2wav: src/mlp.c:476: decode_mlp_frame: Assertion `0' failed.
Aborted (core dumped)
But adding the -c device option fixed it: [t1700@T1700 tmp]$ dvda2wav -c /dev/sr0 -T 1 -A /run/media/t1700/SINATRASANDS/AUDIO_TS
* Extracting MLP track 6 channels 96000 Hz 24 bps
* Wrote: "./track-01-01.wav"
[...]
I see this repo hasn't had an update in a long time, but if there any future improvements, I'd suggest a message for when a file name already exists (and maybe suggest an auto-appended name?) instead of:
*** Error: unable to open "./track-01-01.wav" for writing
Which initially took me a second to realize the issue, since the (zero-length) file is created when getting the parity mismatch. :-P
An error occurs when trying to extract the 2nd title in this DVD-A (Alan Parsons: I Robot)
Title 1 is extracted smoothly. Passing the title 2, this error occurs:
The error occurs whether the title 2 is selected, like ripping the entire DVD-A is selected. Sorry for my english