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mencoder -dvd-device /dev/sr0 dvd://1 -aid 128 -sid 0 -ovc lavc -oac lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:vpass=1:vbitrate=700:acodec=mp3:abitrate=192 -vf harddup -o video.avi



mencoder -dvd-device /dev/sr0 dvd://1 -aid 128 -ovc lavc -oac lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:vpass=1:vbitrate=700:vhq:trell:acodec=mp3:abitrate=192 -vf harddup -o video.avi

Extract subtitles (why?)
mencoder -dvd-device /dev/sr0 dvd://1 -vo copy -ao copy -o /dev/null -vobsubout video-english -vobsuboutid eng

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!!Ogg-Vorbis audio is not compatible with AVI containers. You must mux it separately.

Extract audio
<verbatim>
mplayer dvd://1 -alang en -ao pcm:fast:waveheader:audio.wav -vc null -vo null
</verbatim>

Encode audio
<verbatim>
oggenc --quality 4.0 -o audio.ogg audio.wav
 </verbatim>

Use a pipe to streamline the previous two
<verbatim>
mkfifo -m600 audio.pipe
</verbatim>
These two must be run simultaneously (source first) and cannot be backgrounded.
<verbatim>
mplayer dvd://1 -alang en -ao pcm:fast:waveheader:file=audio.pipe -vc null -vo null
oggenc --quality 4.0 -o audio2.ogg audio.pipe
rm audio.pipe
</verbatim>

Calculate target bitrate from movie length and encoded audio size<br>
movie length: 7446 seconds
<verbatim>
video_space=$(((700 * 8388608) - $(stat -c '%s' audio.ogg) ))
video_length=7446
video_bitrate=$(( (${video_space} / ${video_length}) / 1024))

mencoder dvd://1 -sid 0 -noaudio -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:vpass=1:vbitrate=${video_bitrate}:vhq:trell \
 -vf harddup -o /dev/null
mencoder dvd://1 -sid 0 -audiofile audio.ogg -sid 0 -ovc lavc -oac copy -lavcopts \
 vcodec=mpeg4:vpass=2:vbitrate=${video_bitrate}:vhq:trell -vf harddup -o video.avi
</verbatim>

* -ss - selects a start time in seconds or hh:mm:ss.mmm - Note that this is not accurate--it will start at the first keyframe after the chosen timeframe.
* -endpos - specifies the number of seconds to encode before stopping

*Mencoer* *options* *are* *poorly* *documented!*

If 'Skipping frame!' or '1 duplicate frame(s)!' warnings occur repeatedly, and the resultant audio grows out of sync (as if one is faster) then try tweaking the source framerate. 'skipping frame' means there's too many frames coming in, so try a lower fps. 'duplicate frame' means there isn't enough frames coming in to satisfy the outgoing framerate, so try a higher source fps.

* -fps <decimal|fraction> - specifies the source framerate. The fraction can be, for instance, 24000/1001 for 23.576fps.
* -ofps <decimal|fraction> - specifies the output frame rate. This must be set to the actual real framerate of the source, so that the frames line up with the audio.