I got a movie file which is in .ogm, 2 languages. What should I do if I want to rip one of those audio track and save it as a .mp3, .wav, .mp2, (etc, you name it..)?? Anyone knows any programs/software that could solve my problem? Any help would be greatly appreciate.
You can use ogmdemuxer to demux. Chances are that both streams are ogg vorbis, could already be mp3 though. For wav; mplayer.exe -ao pcm:file=audio.wav -aid # [or -alang eng/fre,etc.] input.ogm
I don't quit get the way to use OGMDemuxer. Can you explain it a little bit? *All I see, is "OGMDemuxer v2.0 - an OGM .......Copyright <C> 2004 Ctrius"
Odd, you should get Code: OGMDemuxer v2.1r2 - an OGM (Ogg based multimedia files) demultiplexer Copyright (C) 2002-2005 Cyrius Syntax : OGMDemuxer.exe <mode> <file> [options] [[--wav] [--mpeg2-aac] n:outfile ] ... <mode> what to demux: tracks -> demux tracks tags -> demux tags all -> demux both <file> Ogg/OGM file to process n:outfile demux track with serial n to outfile --wav demux to a wav file (non-vorbis audio only) --mpeg2-aac force as mpeg2-aac (default is mpeg4 for AAC) Options : --help show this help -l/--log <file> log to <file> --verbose increase the verbosity level -v[v[...]] increase the verbosity level (by the number of 'v') -p/--progress show progress --safe don't process data that appear erroneous like - oversized Packets --reconstruct try to reconstruct (pad) missing data (due to corruption) --track-index replace track serial by track index in demuxed filenames --legacy-avi do not create OpenDML AVI (unless size>2GB) --separate-chapters demux chapters in a separate file --dos-eol <CR><LF> EndOfLine in output text files (except logs) --output-path <path> out path (default = input), ignored with n:outfile
