Post: Need help burning movies on a mac +rep for results
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04-01-2011, 09:09 PM
#1
NeedaPVHAXSoon
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I am burning downloaded movies to dvd-r
I am using toast 11 titanium
Anyone who helps me fix this problem will receive 140ish rep.
You will also get a ticket for free secks :carling:
USING A MACBOOK PRO
The movies don't play sound when i play them with quicktime player but when i play them with MPlayerX they work fine.
04-01-2011, 09:11 PM
#3
bensrevenge
You talkin to me?
Originally posted by D
Ok so i have burned 3 movies now and all of them come out with no sound :cry:
I am burning downloaded movies to dvd-r
I am using toast 11 titanium
Anyone who helps me fix this problem will receive 140ish rep.
You will also get a ticket for free secks :carling:
I am burning downloaded movies to dvd-r
I am using toast 11 titanium
Anyone who helps me fix this problem will receive 140ish rep.
You will also get a ticket for free secks :carling:
what file format are these movies
04-01-2011, 09:11 PM
#4
oToxicity
I’m too L33T
Originally posted by D
Ok so i have burned 3 movies now and all of them come out with no sound :cry:
I am burning downloaded movies to dvd-r
I am using toast 11 titanium
Anyone who helps me fix this problem will receive 140ish rep.
You will also get a ticket for free secks :carling:
I am burning downloaded movies to dvd-r
I am using toast 11 titanium
Anyone who helps me fix this problem will receive 140ish rep.
You will also get a ticket for free secks :carling:
Do the files play with sound on PC? Does the Software have full administrative acess to your PC?
04-01-2011, 09:12 PM
#5
A Goony Goblin
Ermac Wins.
Originally posted by D
Ok so i have burned 3 movies now and all of them come out with no sound :cry:
I am burning downloaded movies to dvd-r
I am using toast 11 titanium
Anyone who helps me fix this problem will receive 140ish rep.
You will also get a ticket for free secks :carling:
I am burning downloaded movies to dvd-r
I am using toast 11 titanium
Anyone who helps me fix this problem will receive 140ish rep.
You will also get a ticket for free secks :carling:
forgot to quote brah
. also if that doesnt work then use Alcohol 120%You must login or register to view this content.
04-01-2011, 09:17 PM
#6
NeedaPVHAXSoon
Guest
Originally posted by bensrevenge
what file format are these movies
The recent ones are .avi
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Originally posted by M33Nii
Do the files play with sound on PC? Does the Software have full administrative acess to your PC?
mac not pc
04-01-2011, 09:18 PM
#7
A Goony Goblin
Ermac Wins.
Originally posted by D
The recent ones are .avi
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mac not pc
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mac not pc
try the two things i posted in my first post. they are free.
and i had same problem with the program your using and i switched and it worked.
04-01-2011, 09:20 PM
#8
NeedaPVHAXSoon
Guest
Originally posted by WAR
try the two things i posted in my first post. they are free.
and i had same problem with the program your using and i switched and it worked.
and i had same problem with the program your using and i switched and it worked.
is that program for mac?
04-01-2011, 09:20 PM
#9
oToxicity
I’m too L33T
Originally posted by D
The recent ones are .avi
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mac not pc
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mac not pc
Originally posted by another user
I'll assume these are home produced lectures and not commercial ones that will involve copyright and therefore likely to be DRM encoded. You can work directly with the VOB files on the DVD. Try a program such as FFMPEG to demux (unmix) the VOB fies into audio and video tracks, then convert the mpeg2 audio into a more friendly format such as aiff or mp3. iTunes will convert aiff to mp3 but you will probably have to do the audio conversion from mpeg2 using a program like ffmpeg. Ffmpeg isn't immediately the most simple program because there are a lot of options, but you're not trying to do the simplest thing either so you kind of have to go with what there is, especially since you said "free"
Thats a method to seperate Audio and Video from a Clip, Could you seperate them and see if the Audio works that way?
04-01-2011, 09:30 PM
#10
A Goony Goblin
Ermac Wins.
Originally posted by D
is that program for mac?
hold on, lemme get you mac version.
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Originally posted by D
is that program for mac?
someone on a forum said if you download this it will work
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then on another.
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Originally posted by D
is that program for mac?
did it work?
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