Re: Rip audio to WAV in 24-bit?
Jörn Reder <[email protected]>
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"Mark Lanctot" wrote: > I use dvd::rip exclusively for audio. I notice the resulting WAV > files are 16-bit. This implies some resampling is done since audio > off a video DVD is 24-bit. AFAIK it's not necessarily 24-bit. Supported depths are 16, 20 and 24 bits at 48 or 96 kHz. Are you really sure your DVD has 24bit audio? > Given that dvd::rip is going out of its way to downsample, is there > any way to prevent it from doing this and get it to output 24-bit, 48 > kHz WAV files? There's no options in the GUI for this that I can see. > Perhaps if I dug into the code - is there a relevant section or > statement that I should comment out? dvd::rip uses transcode to dump a given audio track to WAV. I personally never had a 24bit audio DVD at hand and I don't know how transcode does handle such DVD's. Probably ask in [email protected]. Additionally you could take a look how mplayer handles your DVD. Regards, Jörn -- Joern Reder supporting: http://www.zyn.de/ unbelievable: http://www.exit1.org/ CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/~jred/
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