After using DVD-RB audio tracks are still there, but "muted"

[pio011]

Hi,

here's my problem: Let's say we have a movie with three audio tracks: English, Spanish, French. I'd like to keep only the english track.
Okay, after using DVD-RB, the "skipped" audio Tracks are still "there". When I switch to an other track (happens both on software and hardware players!), the skipped tracks are mute and not completely deleted. So I can / have to switch though them. Why?

And: Which programm can do this for me? IFO-Edit? And if yes, how? :sly:

Thanks!

[jptheripper]

that is intentional so the structure stays

if you wnat them gone, remap the tracks you remove to the track to keep.

[jdobbs]

They aren't there... the reference to the track is still there in the IFO, but the tracks are not. If you removed the references you are opening yourself up to a myriad of potential problems. You've been warned, so please don't report them to me... :sly:

[pio011]

Thanks.

But if I do this with DVD-Rebuilder, thera are no problems with playing the dvd etc. But: It takes way too long to to it this way.

So how do I exactly can remap/erase/kill the audiotracks? What's the easiest/fastest way?

something like IFO- or PGC-Edit? Or Vob-Blanker?
I could't find a proper guide for this here...:(

Please help...!

[dialysis1]

If the audio is not there but the reference is, you can use PgcEdit to remove them.

[pio011]

I have finally found a way to fix my problems.

A guide by 2cool:
Correcting Stripped Stream Attributes Left AFTER DVDShrink Transcoding

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=60444

If anyone needs it :D

Anyway, thanks for your help!! :)

[Rippraff]

There are easier ways (http://www.rippraff.de/Stuff/BlankSubs.htm). ;)
The example shows how to disable sub streams. On the left side you find the audio streams and it works the same way.

Cu Rippraff

[pio011]

Thx! Gonna check out that one too!