Extracting the captions on this old machine takes roughly a tenth the time of playback. Click the Output tab and make sure ".srt (SubRip)" is selected.Ĭlick the awkwardly-named Execution tab and click Start.
Open CCExtractor, go to the Input files tab if it's not already open and drag the.
#XVID4PSP MAKE INPUT AND OUTPUT BITRATE THE SAME MOVIE#
Click Start: a 105 min movie (Ghostbusters) took all of 9 minutes on a crappy Dell Optiplex GX270. This time, select vob as the device and click OK. In the main screen, click Conversion Settings. This is to prevent DVDFab from stripping out the scanline that contains the closed caption data. In the Crop Settings window, click Disabled and OK. This time, go to the main DVDFab screen and click Crop Settings. vob ("DVD Passthrough") and requires the least transcoding (essentially all it's doing is stripping out the disc's CSS encryption). Good news is, the second rip is direct to. MP4 for captions (and that may be because the author isn't familiar with MP4 or because DVDfab's cropping strips scanline 21, or both or neither), so we'll have to rip the DVD a second time, this time to an MPEG2 stream. MP4 is ready for putting up on the Flash Media Server in its proper directory.ĬCExtractor can't read this. On a slow single-core P4, this will take about the same time as playback others with more recent equipment report it taking about half that time.
Click OK and click Start to start ripping the DVD to. Note the Fixed Bitrate/ Fixed File Size boxes: if the Fixed File Size would be much more than 600MB, select it and tweak it down to 650MB. Change the filename and the title to something a little more human-friendly. We want Device: Generic which should default to an h264+aac.
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