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You have 2 choices, both affordable:<br />
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sudo apt-get install acidrip<br />
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or download and install the deb package of Handbrake:<br />
<a href="http://handbrake.fr/" rel="ugc">http://handbrake.fr/</a><br />
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You have 2 choices, both affordable:

sudo apt-get install acidrip

or download and install the deb package of Handbrake:
http://handbrake.fr/ [http://handbrake.fr/]



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Thank you. &nbsp;Sorry for taking so long to accept but I was incommunicado for a while. :)
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Thank you.  Sorry for taking so long to accept but I was incommunicado for a while. :)

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Using Ubuntu:<br />
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I downloaded a DVD in iso format. &nbsp;I then mounted the iso and it contained two directories - audio_ts and video_ts. <br />
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My question is how can I easily convert the files contained in these directories into one single mpg file ? <br />
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A batch command would be great but GUI would do also. <br />
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So far, I've used AcidRip, AVIDemux and VLC but can't find any option to convert the files. <br />
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Thank you.<br />

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Using Ubuntu:

I downloaded a DVD in iso format.  I then mounted the iso and it contained two directories - audio_ts and video_ts. 

My question is how can I easily convert the files contained in these directories into one single mpg file ? 

A batch command would be great but GUI would do also. 

So far, I've used AcidRip, AVIDemux and VLC but can't find any option to convert the files. 

Thank you.


How to demultiplex video_ts to mpeg

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