I hope this is the correct place to ask this question guys/gals...

I have downloaded a torrent for a film.
And I have now downloaded a DVD5 of the same film and they both have the same problem. (it must be the source of the Rip)

Now, the "right" audio channel is missing completely.

In VLC, if I choose "stereo", it plays exactly like that.
If I choose "left" channel, there is no audio at all.
If I choose "right" channel, it sounds perfect in both left and right.
wtf?

My conclusion is that it might be some kind of mono channel I hear both normally on.

Is there a way I can rip this file to make a 2 channel .avi by using the so called right channel?
Maybe use vdub to arrange the tracks.....you know, pick and choose?

Thanks for any input on this.

BTW, these are vob files I am talking about.

try demux the audio whit eac3to http://www.videohelp.com/tools/eac3to more explanacions http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Eac3to/How_to_Use

eac3to VTS_03_1.VOB+VTS_03_2.VOB+VTS_03_3.VOB+VTS_03_4.VOB+VTS_03_5.VOB+VTS_03_6.VOB 3: output.ac3

Wow, man thanks but that stuff is way over my head.
I have no idea how to use that at all.
I don't know anything about command lines and stuff.

Any simple program like ConvertX or something along those lines that can help me choose audio tracks?

If telmo can, u can too...

if you want something more easy ask w666 he is the man encode one rip whit one click

donwload eac3to - put all vobs movie in the eac3to folder -open cmd and past this code

eac3to VTS_03_1.VOB+VTS_03_2.VOB+VTS_03_3.VOB+VTS_03_4.VOB+VTS_03_5.VOB+VTS_03_6.VOB 3: output.ac3

you just have to modify is the cmd to your vob's

eac3to his the best way to do it if don?t work probably the dvd is fuck up

Thanks very much for your help my friend.
All is sorted now.