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Humm. Difficult to do.
Anyway, the IFOs saved to a new location are not usable without the VOBs. So, you must consider them as a backup. If you need to burn them, you will need to add the VOBs anyway, and recalculating the correct VTS sectors is just a matter of loading the IFOs in PgcEdit, and saving them back. You can use the Get VTS Sectors function of IfoEdit, too.
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cell command, something's not working
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I'm having a problem with cell commands. I'm adding one to the first cell of the main movie, linking to the the tail, using PgcEdit. The trace function shows the right behavior, playback stops at the end of the first cell, but in PowerDVD, nothing happens! I'm baffled... Is there something I'm missing here? Adding a cell command is pretty simple, right? Add it to the cell-command area, then enter the cell command number in the PGC editor for the appropriate cell, right? What is it I'm missing?! Jeanl
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Yep, same here, even using PowerDVD6. But WinDVD5 shows the right (the expected one) behavior.
Seems a bug of PowerDVD jsoto
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EDIT: well, in fact, most of the cell commands I've seen are in menus domain, and it might be that the PowerDVD "bug" is only in the title domain? Jeanl
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well I checked the powerDVD "bug" by adding a cell command in the menu domain, and that worked as expected...
Now, I'm puzzled... I'm using version 4.0, and jsoto with version 6 seems to have the same problem. I can't believe such a big bug could actually exist. Is there something I'm not understanding with cell commands in the title domain? Are there restrictions I'm not aware of? Jeanl
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You're doing everything same as me jean.
However, and a bit OT, so I apologise, I have always wondered why a title has a cell command to LinkTailPGC in say, its last cell or next to last cell (if there's a 1 sec last cell). Makes no sense (at least to this uneducated bum)! Why don't they let the cell complete its playback and link to the post commands anyway? PS. I have no prblems with PowerDVD 5 with this. But my high end player doesn't seem to like em (occasionally). Sh&ts the living daylights outa me.
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I don't have PowerDVD, but WinDVD works well. So, I agree with jsoto: it must be a bug in PowerDVD.
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is winDVD free? I don't seem to have that on my machine...
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No, WinDVD is not free. BTW, have you tried to change the cell type flags? Perhaps PowerDVD will work fine if you change the SCR discontinuity or the seamless flag...
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r0lZ, you nailed it on the head. Indeed, if I remove the seamless flag on the cell that has the cell command, then PowerDVD does not ignore the cell command... I don't need to put a SRC discontinuity (although I would think it would be a good idea)... Maybe there's something to be learned here. Maybe PgcEdit should automatically clear the seamless flag if there's a cell command... I'm not sure what the specs say, but if PowerDVD fails on that kind of stuff, that's not good. I'll go and check whether cells that have cell commands are usually not flagged as seamless. r0lZ, what do you think? Jeanl EDIT: Here's what I found on a few DVDs: - In the menu domain, I've seen cells with cell commands that were flagged as seamless, but that was rare. - In the title domain, all the cells that had cell commands were never flagged as seamless. I didn't find many such examples, but I have one DVD with a lot of BOV (buttons over video) and cell commands in the title domain.
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