influenza
28th October 2003, 21:44
I've run into this interesting problem:
On the lion King DVD there's a video_ts.vob of about 650 MB. Rather Big so I wanted to make it smaller. I used numenu for that.
The encoding using numenu took forever so I decided to take a closer look.
The demuxing of the video_ts.vob resulted in 14 cells of about 50 MB.
Reencoding those cells resulted in interesting things: cce reports the m2vs as being 30007 frames. Since it's Pal that would mean the clip is 20 minutes. I would like to know how to put 20 minutes of dvd video into 50 MB ;)
I thought at first it was a flaw in numenu so after consulting Zeul I demuxed the original video_ts.vob from the dvd manually with dvddecryptor and then ran dvd2avi manually. This resulted in the same result: a rather big d2v file (about 80 Kb, normally for a file like this maybe 4 KB).
So I openend the m2v files (demuxed from the video_ts.vob). All they are is 20 minutes of nothing!
So it seems the video_ts.vob is completely fake, only there to use sspace. The video_ts.vob doesn't seem to be called from anywhere either. So I deleted the video_ts.vob and replaced it by a small one.
Result: dvd just plays ok.
SO it seems to be there to just bother us, if so it's pretty cleverly done. Although pretty easily circumvented in this case.
On the lion King DVD there's a video_ts.vob of about 650 MB. Rather Big so I wanted to make it smaller. I used numenu for that.
The encoding using numenu took forever so I decided to take a closer look.
The demuxing of the video_ts.vob resulted in 14 cells of about 50 MB.
Reencoding those cells resulted in interesting things: cce reports the m2vs as being 30007 frames. Since it's Pal that would mean the clip is 20 minutes. I would like to know how to put 20 minutes of dvd video into 50 MB ;)
I thought at first it was a flaw in numenu so after consulting Zeul I demuxed the original video_ts.vob from the dvd manually with dvddecryptor and then ran dvd2avi manually. This resulted in the same result: a rather big d2v file (about 80 Kb, normally for a file like this maybe 4 KB).
So I openend the m2v files (demuxed from the video_ts.vob). All they are is 20 minutes of nothing!
So it seems the video_ts.vob is completely fake, only there to use sspace. The video_ts.vob doesn't seem to be called from anywhere either. So I deleted the video_ts.vob and replaced it by a small one.
Result: dvd just plays ok.
SO it seems to be there to just bother us, if so it's pretty cleverly done. Although pretty easily circumvented in this case.