Audio and Video TS files seperate?

[lonur1]

I can't seem to find any information on the above mentioned item. It seems that newer movies are splitting their audio and video files. How do you work around this to get the movie into handbrake? (using pc with Vista).

[Eragon]

Originally Posted by lonur1

I can't seem to find any information on the above mentioned item. It seems that newer movies are splitting their audio and video files. How do you work around this to get the movie into handbrake? (using pc with Vista).

When the MPEG2 video on the DVD is ripped onto your hard drive, a folder is created containing the video information (video object files, dvd file structure, etc) and an empty audio folder. Unless you specify in the ripping process to separate out the audio, the audio stream is included in the video file.

In Handbrake, specify the folder containing the video TS file.

Try this Handbrake guide. It's written for the Mac, but you'll get the general idea.

http://www.phoppe.com/HB/movie/movie.html

[lonur1]

Thanks for the reply. I will try simply clicking on the video TS file when I get home. It just caught me off guard that some movies had this feature.