Can save a clip to a separate file using -o clip.avi -oac lavc -ovc lavc and then combine multiple clips by specifying all their filenames on an mencoder command (when doing this it might be necessary to list the scaling and output options before the inputs).Can trim with -ss start-second and/or -endpos length.Some discs work better with mencoder, while other discs work better with ffmpeg, so both commands are useful to keep. vcodec mpeg4 -b:v 600k -strict -2 -g 50 -vf yadif -c:a aac -b:a 160k output.mp4 Where for a multi-title DVD you'll need to figure out the correct set of VOB files, and -map 0:1 and -map 0:3 might need to be refined according to ffmpeg's output of the language list you'll also need to add some ffmpeg output options, e.g. Or cat $DVD_DIR/ VIDEO_TS/ *.VOB | ffmpeg -i -map 0:1 -map 0:3 If mencoder doesn't work well on a particular DVD, you could also try ffmpeg:Ĭd $DVD_DIR/ VIDEO_TS & ffmpeg -i "concat:$(echo *.VOB|tr ' ' '|')" -map 0:1 -map 0:3.If the disc was not "finalised" by the DVD recorder, mplayer may be able to read the device node directly (on GNU/Linux /dev/sdc or similar /dev/rdisk1 on a Mac).To select language and subtitles: pass numbers to -aid and -sid (see what's printed by mplayer) goes after the input it applies to.Track 1, default language, subtitles off:ĭvd://1 -dvd-device PATH -sid 31 (where PATH is the path to the DVD image).I am not an mencoder expert but just collected some options that worked for me. It is meant for conversions that are legal (own work, personal use of products without DRM, etc). These are some quick notes I made to provide starting points for mencoder command lines.
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