I wonder what the quality of a re-encoded file is compared to just ripping it again, anyway. There are always a couple people who have somehow elevated themselves to a "stature" that seems to demand they attempt to belittle someone for some slight or imagined transgression. I've seen a *few* forums were everybody is friendly, but they're aren't that many.
Cut n Paste or TypeIt4Me would make it even easier. Or "please reread the posts, this has been mentioned many times" or something similar. Why is so difficult for some people to say "That information is easily found with a search", which in point of fact is not always the case. I wouldn't mind stuffing a boot up they're ass, just to remind them that civility is not dead, or course. I've been to those boards, and there are a few elitst whiners who like to play the "I'm not going to spoon feed you" card a lot. If not, I'll just have to live without chapter markers when playing on the iPod as it took a lot of time and effort to rip the concerts from the original DVDs to the Apple TV! However, chapter markers are not retained in the conversion when using Visual Hub, so there's no way to skip over songs when playing back the video.I have to use the scrubber bar to scroll along.ĭoes anybody know of a way to retain chapter markers when converting to an iPod file? Or, is there an extension I can change the file type to that will allow handbrake to recognize it and open it? I've had to open them with Visual Hub and then convert them to the appropriate iPod file. Handbrake doesn't recognize the files it made. Now, I want to do the same thing, but this time with an iPod setting (so the file size will be considerably smaller). I've ripped these DVDs with chapter markers so I can skip songs.
#HANDBRAKE MP4 THEN M4V TV#
I've ripped a bunch of my concert DVDs using handbrake's Apple TV setting, resulting in, on average, a 1.5 to 2 GB.
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