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General Category => Technology and Programming => Topic started by: Cheesy Doritos on July 30, 2008, 08:54:50 pm
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Alright hey guys. I am trying to use Roxio Easy Media Creator 8 to rip audio from a dvd.
For anyone who knows the program, this is a lowdown of what I did:
Basically I went into Advanced Projects in the audio section, and clicked Import from CD/DVD. I selected the chapter from the dvd on my D drive, and clicked 'ok' to import the chapter's audio. I chose to import it as an MP3 good quality, and then clicked save. The progress bar showed up and then this error popped up:
"Internal Error: No Streaming-Codec found for this type of Audio". Then, when I click ok to that, it goes back to the Advanced Projects section and a "read error" pops up, too.
For anyone who doesn't know the program, here's the error message that pops up when I try to import some audio into a editing program:
"Internal Error: No Streaming-Codec found for this type of Audio"
Now, I have no idea what a codec is, so any help would be appreciated greatly! I've tried using different sources, and formats, also.
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Umm, why would you use Roxio, one of the worst pieces of software ever?
Open the .VOBs you want to rip in a program like VirtualDubMPEG2 or VirtualDubMod and save the audio streams to .wav, then convert with a free encoder like BonkEnc or CDex.
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Wow... Is there any simpler way to do it? It works on another computer without doing this.
Also I had it already and it's fine for what I need, so...
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This method is harder only in that it is lengthier, but will most likely produce higher quality audio files.
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Lord Kamina's suggestion is the best solution, but just for reference, you could possibly solve that problem by installing an mpeg2 codec like ffdshow.
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Okay, thanks for the help!