Fixed a new issue with lsdvd unable to handle certain DVDs.

[rip_dvd/.git] / rip_dvd.conf.dist

diff --git a/rip_dvd.conf.dist b/rip_dvd.conf.dist
index 53949a33d4a19431215877a2457834cbbfb71ded..146f8254b801360875e8badc8539e8a2eae9d73e 100644 (file)
--- a/rip_dvd.conf.dist
+++ b/rip_dvd.conf.dist
@@ -33,9 +33,6 @@ PATH=/etc/mythtv/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/share/tovid:.:
 # If this is set to 0, other methods will be employed to get the DVD VOB dump.
 use_mplayer_dumpstream=1
 
-# 2-channel AVI encoding audio bit rate
-audio_bitrate=224
-
 # If set to 1, this script will call another script to fill in the mythvideo metadata
 # If you don't use mythtv, set this option to 0. If you use mythtv, and have downloaded
 # the fill_mythvideo_metadata.pl script shown above, you can leave this option set to 1.
@@ -47,6 +44,14 @@ fill_mythvideo_metadata=0
 # Otherwise, you will need to rerun the script providing the feature title with the -t option.
 trust_feature_title_autodetect_when_uncertain=0
 
+# Set what you expect to be the minimum feature title length. If the length of the DVD being
+# ripped is detected to be less than this, throw out the calculated bitrate since it will be wrong.
+# Some movies, like "The Saint", have VOBs created of the main feature whose length is incorrectly
+# detected by mplayer. This makes the routine that converts target size into target bitrate get
+# the wrong answer. In these cases, throw out the calculated bitrate, and rely on the bitrate
+# provided on the command line. The units of this are in minutes.
+minimum_feature_title_length=10
+
 # specify the number of threads that mencoder should use when encoding the video (AVI mode)
 # an optimal setting for this should be the number of cores you have times 2
 # note: you have to have an mplayer version that has been compiled with multi thread support.