Ogm -> Avi/mov

[jive]

http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/23605


I found this tool that should do it but I can't quite work out how to download it properly >_<

This seems to explain what to do once I've got it...



Any help?

 

[quigleybc]

Getting video out of the .OGM container is tough, and I never fully figured it out.

THis is a thread I started months ago about it.

As you will read, I got it out of the .ogm container, and into .AVI, but the picture was all shaky, so I never really figured it out.

Let us know how you make out.

 

[jive]

Using VLC I managed to get the audio and the video out into a single .mpeg file but the audio was too slow, so it lasted about 30 minutes but the video lasted 22 minutes...


So that's as far as I've gotten with it...

 

[Ritsuka]

Just download and install the ogmtools http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/ogmtools/

open a terminal windows and write: ogmdemux <pathtoyourfile>
it will demux your file in the root level of your home folder.

 

[jive]

Yeah, that doesn't actually link to the file though which is the problem...

 

[BollywooD]

this is a multistep process, but it gives me great results with OGM files encoded with Xvid video + ogg audio.

-I use ogmtools to demux.(this gives me an avi and an ogg file)
-itunes to convert the ogg files to comparable mp3 files.(I have the Xiph quicktime codec installed)
-ffmpegX to mux the mp3 and the avi(from the demux)

this gives me an avi file which plays great in quicktime.
to burn to DVD, i use VisualHub.

 

[andrewjrr]

i was just wondering if anyone has a link to a working os x version of ogmtools. ive been searching and havent been able to find. thanks

 

[BollywooD]

i was just wondering if anyone has a link to a working os x version of ogmtools. ive been searching and havent been able to find. thanks

try out d-vision:
http://www.objectifmac.com/dvision.php