OGMRip is an application and a set of libraries for ripping and encoding DVD into AVI, OGM MP4 or Matroska files using a wide variety of codecs.
It relies on mplayer, mencoder, ogmtools, mkvtoolnix, oggenc, lame and faac to perform its tasks.
OGMRip is a DVD encoder for GNOME.
Features include:
- Easy to HIG-compliant GNOME 2 user interface.
- Complete and automatic hardware detection.
- Transcodes from DVD or files.
- Outputs ogm, avi, mp4 or matroska files.
- Calculates video bitrate for a given filesize.
- Calculates cropping parameters and scaling factors.
- Supports multiple audio and subtitles streams encoding.
- Support for many different codecs (vorbis, mp3, pcm, ac3, dts, aac, xvid, lavc, x264, theora).
- Embed multiple audio and subtitle streams in a single file.
- Uses maximum quality codec switches.
- Rips contiguous chapters.
- Subtitles.
- Deinterlace.
- Supports external audio (PCM, MP3, AC3, DTS, AAC, Vorbis) and subtitles (MicroDVD, SubRip, SRT, Sami, VPlayer, RT, SSA, PJS, MPSub, AQT, JacoSub, VobSub) files.
- Provides customisable encoding profiles:
- Apple iPhone – quantizer 2 (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Apple iPod – 2-pass 700 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Archos 5 – 2-pass, 2000 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Archos 605 – 2-pass, 2000 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Blackberry Bold 9000 – 2-pass, 1500 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Copy – no reencoding.
- DivX for Standalone Player – 2-pass, 1x700MB (AVI + XviD + MP3).
- DVD for Standalone Player – 6-pass 1×4.7GB.
- Microsoft XBox 360 – 2-pass, 2000 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Microsoft Zune – 2-pass, 1500 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Nokia S60 – 2-pass, 384 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Ogg Video – 1-pass, 1X700MB (OGG + Theora + Vorbis).
- PC, High Quality – Quantizer 2 (MKV + X264 + AAC).
- PC, Low Quality – 1-pass, 1x700MB (OGM + Lavc + Vorbis).
- Sony PS3 – 2-pass, 2500 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- Sony PSP – 2-pass, 1024 kbps (MP4 + X264 + AAC).
- 3 encoding methods: Fixed size, Constant bitrate, and Constant Quantizer.
- Extensible through plugins:
- ACS.
- Dirac.
- Mpeg.
- neroAac.
- Oggz.
- Transport Stream.
- Video Copy.
- Encode only a few chapters of a DVD title.
Website: ogmrip.sourceforge.net
Support: Documentation
Developer: Olivier Rolland
License: GNU LGPL v2.1
OGMRip is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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