Background noise after DVD rip....

[Moose or Chuck]

Not with my all wonderful Casio E-125!!! HAHAHAHA

[Buck Futter]

Moose:<br><br>What did you use to rip the Audio? <br><br>Older software doesn't properly handle/decode Dolby Digital. A common side effect of using older software is the "hissing" noise you get. <br><br>Check your master VOB files to see if they have the same problem.<br><br>999<br><br>

[Dick Gozinya]

Chris:<br><br>I can't really comment on your DVD How-To, because I use an entirely different method. <br><br>If it works for you and everyone else, then it's obviously a job well done.<br><br>999<br><br>

[Moose or Chuck]

I use SmartRipper (what's their homepage so I can download the latest) to rip the DVD VOB file, then FlasKMPEG (v0.60) to convert to AVI. After that I use TMPGEnc (Beta 12e) to encode it. All of this on my AMD Athlon 1333MHz, takes about 5-6 total hours. It have a SoundBlaster Live! 5.1 X-Gamer, so it handles all the AC3 and Digital audio, but that doesn't really make a difference in encoding, I don't think (but someone mentioned it).

[Moose or Chuck]

is that the soundcard with the faceplate thingy in the front. God i wish i could afford that then my computer would look l33t

[Moose or Chuck]

Well, that's the platinum version. I bought some fecking kick arse 5.1 midiland speakers. Their tha shite! It came with a face plate with every sound option I need, just no out- or in-puts. All I want now is an equalizer for my spare slot

[Moose or Chuck]

you should get a LCD screen to tell you the temp in your comp all the time, then you can overclock like crazy rich bastard

[Moose or Chuck]

I've got a program to do it. My CPU is currently 123.5 degrees F, my Chipset is 86.7 degress F. Graphics card RAM: 91F; GPU: 100.1F

[Moose or Chuck]

whered u get that, i wanna overclock but i gotta keep tabs on my cpu temp

[Moose or Chuck]

It came with my Asus motherboard, so I'm all good. I bought a Delta fan for my computer, it lowered the CPU temp by more than 10 degrees, but it was louder than I can make my TV (42dbA) so I took it out. I've got to return it, unless one of you want it? It's amazingly powerful and I'd be keeping it if my room didn't echo so much.

[Paul]

Yeah i've got one of those, except mine always flashes up errors about the voltage being too high in my ram or something... i just turn it off

[Moose or Chuck]

Well, you're RAM will be fried in a couple months at that rate. Lower the voltage, don't ask me how, read a manual.

[Theo]

Encode Audio with 44.1 instead of 44 Khz.<br>I could solve that problem for me.<br>Regards<br>Theo

[Paul]

nah its been like that for years