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bluespot · 5th April 2002, 02:28

Well, I've tried everything that I could think of and I can't get the damn thing to work. I basically started over, stripped the movie and got it so that the only thing that needed to be done was transcode. (BTW, there was only 1 audio stream, and no subtitles after I finished). Transcoded this set of VOBs in ReMPEG, and muxed back in with IFOEdit. Same problem. Tried removing/correcting the angle pointers. No effect.

I found one other post dealing with this same problem, but it was never resolved, here is the link anyway:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...ghlight=rempeg

heh, after my original post I kicked myself in the ass when I realized that PowerDVD can play M2V streams just as easily as regular DVDs. The M2V produced by ReMPEG played perfect. So I can say for a fact that the remuxing process in IFOEdit introduces the problem. What I can't say, is why???

Anyone care to take a guess?

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bluespot Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 73	Well, I've tried everything that I could think of and I can't get the damn thing to work. I basically started over, stripped the movie and got it so that the only thing that needed to be done was transcode. (BTW, there was only 1 audio stream, and no subtitles after I finished). Transcoded this set of VOBs in ReMPEG, and muxed back in with IFOEdit. Same problem. Tried removing/correcting the angle pointers. No effect. I found one other post dealing with this same problem, but it was never resolved, here is the link anyway: http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...ghlight=rempeg heh, after my original post I kicked myself in the ass when I realized that PowerDVD can play M2V streams just as easily as regular DVDs. The M2V produced by ReMPEG played perfect. So I can say for a fact that the remuxing process in IFOEdit introduces the problem. What I can't say, is why??? Anyone care to take a guess?