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Brotherr · 24th August 2012, 22:22

I've noticed that there are a couple videos that you can download but have multiple angles combined into one file, so it shows one second of angle one and then one second of angle two--is there anyway to separate them out or a player that can do it? I know DVD players will do it, and I doubt there's a way to do what I'm asking, but I figured what the heck.

EDIT: Well I did it the hard way; Windows Movie Maker 6.0 and divided them out. Every 1.70 seconds...I hope someone has a better way to do it because I have a couple others and I do NOT want to go through all that again.

Qwerty987 · 5th September 2012, 18:37

Depends of the software used to rip the source. For instance with handbrake you can select the angle you want (de first by default) and you have the whole film with angle 1. You can repeat the process with the second angle, so you have the whole film with angle 2 and so on. If you don't want to rip the whole film you can select the chunks you want.

I tried to put all the streams in one file (film angle 1 + 1rt chunk angle 2 + 2nd chunk angle 2...) to be able to see the film like in a multiangle DVD but I dindn't succeed.

Other software like MEGUI do what happened to you, so both angles are combined increasing the length of the film length film angle 1 + length 1st chunk angle 2, etc.

24th August 2012, 22:22	#1
Brotherr Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Downloads with multple angles--any way to separate them? I've noticed that there are a couple videos that you can download but have multiple angles combined into one file, so it shows one second of angle one and then one second of angle two--is there anyway to separate them out or a player that can do it? I know DVD players will do it, and I doubt there's a way to do what I'm asking, but I figured what the heck. EDIT: Well I did it the hard way; Windows Movie Maker 6.0 and divided them out. Every 1.70 seconds...I hope someone has a better way to do it because I have a couple others and I do NOT want to go through all that again. Last edited by Brotherr; 25th August 2012 at 02:09.

5th September 2012, 18:37	#2
Qwerty987 Super Moderator Clinically Insane Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 4,413 Thanks: 3,945 Thanked 22,001 Times in 2,250 Posts	Depends of the software used to rip the source. For instance with handbrake you can select the angle you want (de first by default) and you have the whole film with angle 1. You can repeat the process with the second angle, so you have the whole film with angle 2 and so on. If you don't want to rip the whole film you can select the chunks you want. I tried to put all the streams in one file (film angle 1 + 1rt chunk angle 2 + 2nd chunk angle 2...) to be able to see the film like in a multiangle DVD but I dindn't succeed. Other software like MEGUI do what happened to you, so both angles are combined increasing the length of the film length film angle 1 + length 1st chunk angle 2, etc.