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warrenc@greatsoft.co.za
19th February 2007, 13:11
Hey all

Could someone please help. I have tried to extract a specific PGC from a DVD structure and continuously fail.

The DVD is a perfect rip, no protection, all other things like DVDShrink etc open the DVD fine.

I basically want to demux PGC 6 from VTS 02. There are 9 PGC's in this VTS set. Using the command line.

I place -PGC 6 and -TITLE on the command line, but PGCDemux Demux's the entire VTS, not only 6 like I need.

Any help would be appreciated.

PS: I'm using WinXP SP2, The movie is Total Recall Region 1 Special Edition.

blutach
19th February 2007, 14:04
Read the readme on the syntax of the app. From the readme:

Command line support
PgcDemux [option1] [option2] ... [option12] <ifo_input_file> <destination_folder>
option1: [-pgc, <pgcnumber>]. Selects the PGC number (from 1 to nPGCs). Default 1
option2: [-ang, <angnumber>]. Selects the Angle number (from 1 to n). Default 1
option3: [-vid, <vobid>]. Selects the Angle number (from 1 to n). Default 1
option4: [-cid, <vobid> <cellid>]. Selects a cell vobid (from 1 to n). Default 1
option5: {-m2v, -nom2v}. Extracts/No extracts video file. Default NO
option6: {-aud, -noaud}. Extracts/No extracts audio streams. Default YES
option7: {-sub, -nosub}. Extracts/No extracts subs streams. Default YES
option8: {-vob, -novob}. Generates a single PGC VOB. Default NO
option9: {-customvob <flags>}. Generates a custom VOB file. Flags:
b: split VOB: one file per vob_id
n: write nav packs
v: write video packs
a: write audio packs
s: write subs packs
i: only first Iframe
l: patch LBA number
option10:{-cellt, -nocellt}. Generates a Celltimes.txt file. Only in PGC/VID mode. Default YES
option11:{-log, -nolog}. Generates a log file. Default YES
option12:{-menu, -title}. Domain. Default Title (except if filename is VIDEO_TS.IFO)


Regards

warrenc@greatsoft.co.za
19th February 2007, 14:15
I have used the commands. Here is my usual command line
-pgc 6 -m2v -aud -sub -cellt -log -title.

No -ang, I leave it at default 1
No -vid, same thing
No -cid, same thing
No -vob/-novob, just want to demux
no -customvob, as above.

Yet it still demuxes the entire VOB. Seeing that I am posting from work. I've download the latest version AGAIN, and will test that tonight.

Thanks for having the patience to help.

blutach
19th February 2007, 14:27
The last 4 are assumed/defaults.

Essentially:

Pgcdemux -pgc 6 -m2v (path to rip\VTS_02_0.IFO) (path to output folder)Works for me.

Regards