Talk:DVDAGuide

From Avisynth

just a note...

i found this guide handy for extracting the MLP files...the other method wanted to use windvd. however, i found another way. you don't need surcode dts... eac3too is perfectly capeable of taking demuxed mlp files and decoding them to wave.

Who ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, can ever acquire All these tools !? C'mon people,,,,, find an easier way.

cpxm/dvdcpxm: this tool can decrypt CPRM/CPPM protected video and audio, that is both CPRM/CPPM protected AOBs and VOBs. Here the decrypter is called dvdcpxm.exe, but i compiled it as cpxm.exe, so that's why that name is used in this guide. Alternatively, you can also use the closed source but free "DVDFab HD Decrypter 3.1.6.2" to decrypt the AOBs. DVDAExplorer_a7.exe: a tool for browsing the contents of AUDIO_TS. As of now, it's the only tool which can demux the audio streams correctly. The Sonic filters "Sonic HD Demuxer" and "Sonic Cinemaster@Audio Decoder 4.3.0" for decoding MLP streams (the needed directshow filters are contained in the package "Sonic.CinePlayer.HD.DVD.Decoder.v4.3.rar"). NicAudio.dll v1.82 (or more recent) for decoding the LPCM streams. FLAC 1.2.0: for encoding to FLAC (when you want to use AviSynth with the AviSynth input plugin for Foobar 0.9.4.3). Get the Windows version with installer. The SoundOut AviSynth plugin: for encoding to FLAC within AviSynth. In this case, there is no need to install a FLAC encoder in addition. The plugin will be also be included in the installation of AviSynth v2.6. GraphEdit. Needed when using the Sonic filters to decode the MLP streams. These filters don't work with 192kHz streams. Foobar 0.9.4.3 for playing your FLAC files.