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Luke

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I am wondering if anyone has had a problem with added noise to a vob to wav conversion. I have used DVD Decrypter in IFO mode to extract the chapters then BeSweet to convert from vob to wav. Then I burn to an audio Cd with Roxio. I have noticed some sort of a clicking noise when the tracks are played. Is there a specific setting I should be using to eliminate this? Should I have enabled SSRC in BeSweet? Any insight would be great. Thanks.:confused:

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Message # 1 18.08.21 - 22:33:13
RE: vob to wav conv.

RicN

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I would be surprised if a clicking noise were the only artifact of an incorrect sampling rate on a CD. I have never used the vob input function of BeSweet, but I suggest that you try PgcDemux instead. You should end up with a stream of the type in the original VOB. Then try BeSweet using BeLight or whatever you GUI prefer to reach PCM. If it were AC3, I might just use azid from the command line, etc.

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Message # 2 18.08.21 - 22:39:06
RE: vob to wav conv.

rdosdorian

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Thanks for the insight. I will try adding the SSRC to BeSweet and see if that works. I am also going to download PgcDemux and see how that works as well. I really appreciate the help. :D

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Message # 3 18.08.21 - 22:49:47
RE: vob to wav conv.
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