Mishel
31st May 2005, 22:54
I have found a strange problem caused by VOB Split (I presume).
Some years ago I had some large DVD's that would not fit well into a 4.3Gb disc so I used VOV Split (one of Derrows tools to which I subscribed) to split the DVD on to two disc's, this worked 100%. I am now in a position with a better encoder to be able to put it back onto one DVD or a dule layer disc.
First I demux both DVD's to Cell ID to give me two sets of chapters using VobEdit. Then I rename the chapters from disc two to be consecutive to those obtained from disc one. Then I use VobEdit again to join VOBCells to give me one new set of combined VOB files. Then I use IfoEdit to create a set of IFO files. Last step before burning is again with IfoEdit.... GetVTS Sectors. Then I recode and burn.
The result is a DVD in which the times are all mixed up and the chapters do not play in the correct order.
Where have I gone wrong and how can I correct the problem.
Some years ago I had some large DVD's that would not fit well into a 4.3Gb disc so I used VOV Split (one of Derrows tools to which I subscribed) to split the DVD on to two disc's, this worked 100%. I am now in a position with a better encoder to be able to put it back onto one DVD or a dule layer disc.
First I demux both DVD's to Cell ID to give me two sets of chapters using VobEdit. Then I rename the chapters from disc two to be consecutive to those obtained from disc one. Then I use VobEdit again to join VOBCells to give me one new set of combined VOB files. Then I use IfoEdit to create a set of IFO files. Last step before burning is again with IfoEdit.... GetVTS Sectors. Then I recode and burn.
The result is a DVD in which the times are all mixed up and the chapters do not play in the correct order.
Where have I gone wrong and how can I correct the problem.