problem with ripping?

[Candleonwater]

I've been using DVDfab for a while, but once in a while I have a problem with a file that appears to not convert correctly? I'm not sure if it's in DVDFab or the other software I use. The video is there, but the audio is just a HORRIBLE hiss...

[Guest]

If you want help you need to post some information/details/log.

There is nothing in your post that will assist anyone in addressing your problem.

[Candleonwater]

What kind of details? There's no log that shows the problem.

It's simply, I rip using DVDFab, use BadgerIT to convert to mpg, and Videora to convert to mp4... by the time I'm done, there's no audio, just a horrible hissing. This doesn't happen all the time, just once in a while.

So, I'm not even sure what step it's happening during, I just believe it's in DVDFab.

[AGJ]

Play the ripped file with VLC player freeware to see if you have audio that plays correctly

[AGJ]

What kind of details? There's no log that shows the problem.

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[maineman]

Well, subsequent to the rip with Fab, if you playback the file with VLC (recommended software player), does it play ok...any audio hiss?

I use DVD to DVD and then DVD to Mobile and have never experienced this, nor heard of it.
I do know there have been intermittent A/V sync issues...both with problematic files and also due to Fab. Nothing related to your problem.

Sorry, I wouldn't know where to begin without attempting to reproduce exactly what you're doing.
Have you searched other forums related to the other software?

[maineman]

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Hey AGJ,

I see I'm late to the party...

[AGJ]

Hey AGJ,

I see I'm late to the party...

Well at least both of us are thinking the same thing about this matter

[GregiBoy]

As the guys have said, you need to identify where the problem starts & VLC is the way to go.

1. Test the rip with VLC
2. Test the MPG file with VLC

etc, etc

Why use all these products when you can do it all with Fab?