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Originally posted by blueboyec
jsoto,
Read somewhere in the tread that vobblanker automatically removes unreferenced material. DVDrebuiler always chokes in the rebuilding phase when trying to process a VTS that had its unreferenced material removed by vobblanker. Requesting that unreferenced material be automatically blanked (not remove) to prevent DVDrebuilder from choking. Hope this is possible?
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Hi blueboyec.
Have to totally disagree with your statement. I remove Unreferenced Material in a systematic way (always using VobBlanker) and never had any issue feeding DVD-RB with VobBlanker processed material...
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Originally posted by Jsoto
I've to confess I cannot follow DVD-RB forum (it is very active) but I usually do a search trying to find potential VobBlanker issues. What I see is some hard DVD-RB testers recomending VobBanker as a preprocess step to DVD-RB...
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Me being one of them..., and I follow very carefully the DVD-RB forum. I can guarantee you that if I had even the minimun problem related
by sure to VobBlanker, I would have reported it in this forum...
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Originally posted by blueboyec
I forgot that after processing DVD with VOBblanker I always use DVDshink to shrink menus and remove non English audios. Could this be the cause of the problem? Will also send you the ifos processed with DVDshrink.
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Dont't want to give answers to your question, but adding some ones (in the given order) to you:
- why using a third applications for removing audio streams ? Rebuilder does the job properly and flawlessly.
- why don't you simply check if just VobBlanker+Rebuilder work properly or not (I will be very surprised of the contrary...) ?
- if you
have to reduce menus, and you get into some troubles, why don't you try to produce an oversized encoding, shrinking the menues
after the Rebuild step ?
Cheers,
SD
Edit: me voting for keeping the process as it is: if unreferenced material is actually unreferenced it means it is not playable. So removal, IMHO, is the proper way of handling them...