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VobBlanker_2002b9_exe.zip I see it has an earlier date than than the released 2.0.0.2 and was just wondering. If there is another give me a link and I'll try it. I found the link for VobBlanker_2002b9_exe.zip in the topic here @doom9. Thanks |
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In this post you can find a beta of VB 2003, related with the "Buttons disappearing" issue. But I'm going to release in a few days VB 201. Wait just one week. jsoto
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@jsoto: have you had a chance to look at the "resize-window-problem"? I have v2.0.0.2
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...629#post676629 it happens for me, too, on 2 different machines, both XP/SP2 + ATI 9x cards -- in case it matters. oh, and I have the XP-yum-yum-look turned off, that is I use the "classic windows" theme/style/whatever. display/screen resolution or whatever window-size I choose dosen't seem to have any affect, as well as if there's some content in the table or not (eg. program start or after loading the IFO). also, unlike in Sajan's example screenshot, the buttons here totally disappear as well as the rightmost column of the table. its left border is perfectly aligned to the second checkbox-row on both PCs. editoops, how come I haven't seen your post above? :-) anyway, I just downloaded 2003b3 and the buttons still jump off the window. btw. I have MFC42.dll v6.2.4131.0 in system32\ and (bizarre) v6.0.8665.0 in some "WinSxS\\x86_Microsoft.Tools.VisualCPlusPlus.Runtime-Libraries\...." folder as you ask for it in the other thread. Have fun, CirTap
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Just for confirmation...what's the process for doing a "mock strip" in VobBlanker. I've read it being mentioned but not thoroughly explained. Can there be an option to automate it?
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Sorry, I do not have any clue for your problem... I cannot imagine why it does not work. Sure it is related with the initial coordinates I keep in memory, which seems to be wrong. Just to confirm, could you check the menu dialog or cell lists dialog? (hit menu button in a VTS or Cells button in a PGC) Do they show the same problem? These dialogs are also resizeable, but the way how I coded it is slightly different to the main pane... @2COOL Process to mock strip in VB: Select the VTS and the PGC to be mock stripped. Currently you cannot do a multiple selection. Hit strip and keep all the streams. Hit process!!. Up to now, it is not easy to automate. You need a project file like this (you can write more VTS or more PGCs than the actual ones in the DVD, but if you put less than the ones in the DVD, the rest will be defaulted as KEEP): [General] InputPath=F:\TEST OutputPath=E:\OUTPUT [VTS01] ActionVTS=PROCESS ActionT01_01=STRIP ActionT01_02=STRIP ActionT01_03=STRIP ActionT01_04=STRIP .... [VTS02] ActionVTS=PROCESS ActionT02_01=STRIP ActionT02_02=STRIP ActionT02_03=STRIP ActionT02_04=STRIP .... But , the first thing I have to do is to support stripping in menu domain, currently not supported. jsoto
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[EDIT]I think I answered my question by just doing a VobBlanker test right now. It's about time I get my first cup of coffee for the day. :P
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Do you mean an additional option to do a mock strip (pointer adjustments) when keeping? Seems easy... In this case it will be very easy to automate... jsoto
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We all know that mock stripping in IfoEdit can be done but there is a bug with it on disappearing cell commands. Since Derrow is not around to fix it, I was hoping for an alternative and VobBlanker is my first option.
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Please check your PM. @2COOL Well, it is my intention to support "mock strip" in VB, (but not "in place"). I think the best way is to add an option which means to fix the pointers in keep mode. To support mock strip "in place" (completely different concept to the option "use the input folder") requires a modification in how VB works, so I'm not motivated to do it... jsoto
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You'd need to be able to mock strip the whole titleset not just a PGC - for example, what if a 2nd PGC had reused cells from the first?
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A) IFO pointers adjustments (VOBU pointers, sectors in ADT tables, etc) B) VOB internal pointer adjustments (Nav packs) Part A) is always done by VobBlanker. It always redo from scratch many tables in the IFO (Menus and Titles ADT & ADMAP and TMAPTI) Part B) is done cell by cell. You could adjust only one cell and do not adjust the other ones (if you think they are correct). Up to now, VB automatically mark the cells to be adjusted if: - They are the starting or ending ones in a title cut - They have been stripped. (all the cells in the PGC are marked in this case) But, I agree that, for practical purposes, it should be very interesting to have a "global option" to fix all the pointers (part B) in the case of KEEPing PGCs/Cells. In this way, the only thing you have to do is: - Open the DVD with VB. - Select the output folder - Be sure the global option is turned on. Be sure the other global options like "Remove PUOPs" are preset with the value you want. - Hit process. All the DVD will be mock stripped (well, currently, only titles domain). jsoto
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What is the difference between a mock strip "in place" and "in the input folder", then? The mock strip in place/in the input folder using IfoEdit (I'm using your instructions here) is really useful for both menus and titles, so it would be very nice to be able to do it in VobBlanker, too, and without the cell command bug in IfoEdit... (just for future reference: jsoto has described the differences between mock strips in IfoEdit and VobBlanker respectively in this thread) |
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A)IFO pointers adjustments B)VOB internal pointer adjustments Part A) is always done by VB (titles and menus), marking the VTS as process (processing titles and menus) is enough. Part B) is done (currently) only if you mark the PGC as strip, (keeping all the sreams) Quote:
Means to open the VOB, and modify directly in the input file. There is no backup. It is faster, because you only need to read/check/update some values in the nav packs. The rest of the packs are untouched (even more, you do not need to read them). As a drawback, you cannot recover the originals, because they are modified. [EDIT] Well, actually you need to read all the packs, at least the first bytes, to classify the pack (video, audio,subs, stream number...). This info is needed to update the nav packs. [/EDIT] "in the input folder" This is related with VB. VB moves the original VOB to a backup folder, so to generate the new file all the packs have to be read and written. At the end of the process you will have two file sets, the originals (in backup folder) and the modified ones. Quote:
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@jsoto - for the final release is it possible to give a good rundown of what each option in the "More Options" screen does?
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@all, I've found a major error in subs stripping feature, so I'll need some additional time to fix it before release the SW. So I'm not going to release it yet. jsoto
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I do not know how to code a multiline tooltip. Currently I'm limited to only one row in a tooltip.
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