piscator
20th February 2004, 01:13
I have the following situation:
1) Made a (partial) backup of a DVD using DVDShrink (or DVD2One).
Result has 28 chapters, but 29 cells in a 1-PGC DVD. 28 Cells
for the chapters and 1 cell for a not properly removed layer
break.
2) Used the backup of step 1 and added some nice menus with
TMpegDVDAuthor. Resulting IFO has 28 cells for the 28 chapters.
No layer break cells here.
3) Used IFOUpdate to add the original info for the audio tracks
and subtitles (DVDAuthor can't do that, unfortunately) to the
IFO of step 2. But now I get the error message "PGC area not
large enough". I assume this error is the result of 29 cells in
the IFO of step1 and 28 cells in the IFO of step2.
I used this method before with other backups and it worked as a charm. I've no idea why DVDShrink doesn't properly remove the cells for the layer break. The only possible solution I can think of is to delete the conflicting cells in the IFO of step1.
So, how can I do this with IFOUpdate or is this not possible?
As alternative I used IFOEdit and its menu merge option, but that always results in faulty DVDs with menues not working properly and all kind of sync and skipping problems during playback.
So, some help would greatly be appreciated!
Piscator
1) Made a (partial) backup of a DVD using DVDShrink (or DVD2One).
Result has 28 chapters, but 29 cells in a 1-PGC DVD. 28 Cells
for the chapters and 1 cell for a not properly removed layer
break.
2) Used the backup of step 1 and added some nice menus with
TMpegDVDAuthor. Resulting IFO has 28 cells for the 28 chapters.
No layer break cells here.
3) Used IFOUpdate to add the original info for the audio tracks
and subtitles (DVDAuthor can't do that, unfortunately) to the
IFO of step 2. But now I get the error message "PGC area not
large enough". I assume this error is the result of 29 cells in
the IFO of step1 and 28 cells in the IFO of step2.
I used this method before with other backups and it worked as a charm. I've no idea why DVDShrink doesn't properly remove the cells for the layer break. The only possible solution I can think of is to delete the conflicting cells in the IFO of step1.
So, how can I do this with IFOUpdate or is this not possible?
As alternative I used IFOEdit and its menu merge option, but that always results in faulty DVDs with menues not working properly and all kind of sync and skipping problems during playback.
So, some help would greatly be appreciated!
Piscator