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Re: unreferenced material
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i.e. that fixes something that vobblanker broke? regards t |
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yep, i sure know, you need to do that,
but what i was trying to propose, was that perhaps there's something wrong (or extra) in the IFOs that vobblanker creates, since copying the over the original VOBs and running get vts sectors fixes the problem for RB... but as said, this was just wild quess. btw i've never had problems with vobblanker ;-) regards t |
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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... Quote:
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- 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... Last edited by Sir Didymus; 21st December 2004 at 09:56. |
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Sent you the ifo files. Ran the Seinfeld disk with only VOBblanker preprocessing and RB choke on VTS 7 rebuilding phase. Will do more testing by skipping processing of each individual VTS that have unreferanced material to see if RB only chokes on these VTS and report back in a couple of day. Just trying to trouble shoot. all thanks on the comments. |
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Mmm, I've seen a reordered VOB with some holes in ADT table: This is the summary: CID/VID 1/1 CID/VID 1/5 CID/VID 1/3 CID/VID 1/6 I've authored a DVD with the same order in the VOB and IFO and start DVD-RB on it without any problems. But, to be sure, could you change the following VOBID/CELLID, using VIDChanger in single cell mode FROM 1/5 TO 1/2 FROM 1/6 TO 1/4 And test again? jsoto VIDChanger steps: Select MODE=Single Cell Load VTS_07_0.IFO Select in Cell list combo 1/5 In New Vob Cell, select 1 as VobId and 2 as CellId PROCESS! Select in Cell list combo 1/6 In New Vob Cell, select 1 as VobId and 4 as CellId PROCESS! You're done.
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I believe I've found the problem. But seems to me not easy to solve...
I'm geting an Error #0003 in DVD-RB (rebuild phase) using a similar processed VOB. Is it the same you are experiencing? This is the original VOB layout: Code:
[00000000] Number of VOB IDs in VTS_VOBs 1 [0001] [00000004] End byte of VTS_C_ADT table 79 [0000004f] [00000008] 1. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [0000000a] 1. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01] [0000000c] 1. Cell: Start sector 0 [00000000] [00000010] 1. Cell: End sector 134936 [00020f18] [00000014] 2. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [00000016] 2. Cell: Cell ID 2 [02] [00000018] 2. Cell: Start sector 134937 [00020f19] [0000001c] 2. Cell: End sector 136798 [0002165e] [00000020] 3. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [00000022] 3. Cell: Cell ID 3 [03] [00000024] 3. Cell: Start sector 136799 [0002165f] [00000028] 3. Cell: End sector 242782 [0003b45e] [0000002c] 4. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [0000002e] 4. Cell: Cell ID 4 [04] [00000030] 4. Cell: Start sector 242783 [0003b45f] [00000034] 4. Cell: End sector 244650 [0003bbaa] [00000038] 5. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [0000003a] 5. Cell: Cell ID 5 [05] [0000003c] 5. Cell: Start sector 244651 [0003bbab] [00000040] 5. Cell: End sector 377583 [0005c2ef] [00000044] 6. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [00000046] 6. Cell: Cell ID 6 [06] [00000048] 6. Cell: Start sector 377584 [0005c2f0] [0000004c] 6. Cell: End sector 377619 [0005c313] These are the PGCs: Code:
PGC_1 (program chain): [Title(TTN): 1] [00:18:58.21 / 30 fps] (Programs: 4) (Cells: 4) (uses VOB-IDs: 1) [Ch 01] [Pg 01] [Cell 01] [V/C Id: 1/ 1] : time: 00:06:31.02 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:06:31.02] [Frames: 11732] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] [Ch 02] [Pg 02] [Cell 02] [V/C Id: 1/ 5] Layer Br.: time: 00:07:05.23 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:13:36.25] [Frames: 24505] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] [Ch 03] [Pg 03] [Cell 03] [V/C Id: 1/ 3] Layer Br.: time: 00:05:20.16 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:18:57.11] [Frames: 34121] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] [Ch 04] [Pg 04] [Cell 04] [V/C Id: 1/ 6] Layer Br.: time: 00:00:01.10 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:18:58.21] [Frames: 34161] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] PGC_2 (program chain): [Title(TTN): 2] [00:06:32.12 / 30 fps] (Programs: 2) (Cells: 2) (uses VOB-IDs: 1) [Ch 01] [Pg 01] [Cell 01] [V/C Id: 1/ 1] : time: 00:06:31.02 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:06:31.02] [Frames: 11732] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] [Ch 02] [Pg 02] [Cell 02] [V/C Id: 1/ 6] Layer Br.: time: 00:00:01.10 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:06:32.12] [Frames: 11772] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] PGC_3 (program chain): [Title(TTN): 3] [00:07:07.03 / 30 fps] (Programs: 2) (Cells: 2) (uses VOB-IDs: 1) [Ch 01] [Pg 01] [Cell 01] [V/C Id: 1/ 5] : time: 00:07:05.23 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:07:05.23] [Frames: 12773] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] [Ch 02] [Pg 02] [Cell 02] [V/C Id: 1/ 6] : time: 00:00:01.10 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:07:07.03] [Frames: 12813] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[yes/ no/ no/ no] PGC_4 (program chain): [Title(TTN): 4] [00:05:21.26 / 30 fps] (Programs: 2) (Cells: 2) (uses VOB-IDs: 1) [Ch 01] [Pg 01] [Cell 01] [V/C Id: 1/ 3] : time: 00:05:20.16 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:05:20.16] [Frames: 9616] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] [Ch 02] [Pg 02] [Cell 02] [V/C Id: 1/ 6] Layer Br.: time: 00:00:01.10 / 30 fps [Pos: 00:05:21.26] [Frames: 9656] SP/ILVU/DISC/SA:[ no/ no/yes/ no] After VobBlanker process, VOB layout is: Code:
[00000000] Number of VOB IDs in VTS_VOBs 1 [0001] [00000004] End byte of VTS_C_ADT table 55 [00000037] [00000008] 1. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [0000000a] 1. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01] [0000000c] 1. Cell: Start sector 0 [00000000] [00000010] 1. Cell: End sector 134936 [00020f18] [00000014] 2. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [00000016] 2. Cell: Cell ID 5 [05] [00000018] 2. Cell: Start sector 134937 [00020f19] [0000001c] 2. Cell: End sector 267869 [0004165d] [00000020] 3. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [00000022] 3. Cell: Cell ID 3 [03] [00000024] 3. Cell: Start sector 267870 [0004165e] [00000028] 3. Cell: End sector 373853 [0005b45d] [0000002c] 4. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [0000002e] 4. Cell: Cell ID 6 [06] [00000030] 4. Cell: Start sector 373854 [0005b45e] [00000034] 4. Cell: End sector 373889 [0005b481] Code:
[00000000] Number of VOB IDs in VTS_VOBs 1 [0001] [00000004] End byte of VTS_C_ADT table 55 [00000037] [00000008] 1. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [0000000a] 1. Cell: Cell ID 1 [01] [0000000c] 1. Cell: Start sector 0 [00000000] [00000010] 1. Cell: End sector 134936 [00020f18] [00000014] 2. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [00000016] 2. Cell: Cell ID 2 [05] [00000018] 2. Cell: Start sector 134937 [00020f19] [0000001c] 2. Cell: End sector 267869 [0004165d] [00000020] 3. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [00000022] 3. Cell: Cell ID 3 [03] [00000024] 3. Cell: Start sector 267870 [0004165e] [00000028] 3. Cell: End sector 373853 [0005b45d] [0000002c] 4. Cell: VOB ID 1 [0001] [0000002e] 4. Cell: Cell ID 4 [06] [00000030] 4. Cell: Start sector 373854 [0005b45e] [00000034] 4. Cell: End sector 373889 [0005b481] As you can see, all Cells in all playback tables are type=2, meaning a discontinuity in SCR and PTSs, with the exception of PGC #3 (cells 5 & 6) But SCR (I'm guessing now) is "continuous" or, at least it always go up in the original VOB, but not in the VobBlanker processed one (please note "re-ordering" the VOB using VIDChanger just change VID/CID but not the SCR, so the problem is not solved) I believe this kind of SCR irregularities are not well accepted by DVD-RB. @blueboyec: Could you cut your VOB (VTS_07_1.VOB) with Cutfile from 134850 up to 136826 (using 2048 bytes per block) and send it to me? I'd like to see the Navpacks inside. (The resulting file will be 4046848 bytes. If you are on dialup, I'll try to find other way.) jsoto
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DVDrebuider GOOD/chokes on VTS 7 says: All good: - Processing VTS_07 - Rebuilding segment 0 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 1 - Rebuilding segment 1 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 2 - Rebuilding segment 2 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 3 - Rebuilding segment 3 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 4 - Rebuilding segment 4 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 5 - Rebuilding segment 5 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 6 Cokes: - Processing VTS_07 - Rebuilding segment 0 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 1 - Rebuilding segment 1 VOBID: 1 CELLID: 5 it cokes here and quits Based on your write up and the above info I do believe the problem is the reordering. This hardly ever happens so maybe we can live with it. Do not have the original DVD anymore, give it back my sisterinlaw, if I can get it back I will try to do as you ask. Most of the things you are asking me to do are foreign to me but I will try? Will not be able to do until after new years. Hope you and your family have a happy holidays. And as always, thanks for the great program and your hard work! |
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I do not want to modify SCR/PTSs. Sure I'll introduce more bugs than the things I can fix. However, I should do it when cutting part of the middle of a cell.. jsoto
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Would blanking the Unreferenced Material, not deleting them, solve the problem? If not, I beleive we can live with VOBblanker as is. Do not want more problems introduced to solve something that hardly ever happens. Forgot to report that DVDrebuilder was able to process VTS 12 and VTS 13 and they had Unreferenced Material. DVDrebuilder only ckoked on VTS 7, odd. thanks blueboyec Last edited by blueboyec; 24th December 2004 at 19:15. |
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I am glad that the info I am postings is helping because I do not understand the inner workings of DVDs (SCRs tables etc). Glad there are programing experts here at Doom9 like you to help us that are just users. Is there anything else I can look at that can help. Thanks Blueboyec |
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I still hadn't gotten familiar with VobBlanker. I had a little problem backing up RE2 with DVD Decrypter but finally got it done. Then editted with DRM. I noticed others say they ripped RE2 with no problem using VobBlanker. My question is does VobBlanker remove all those protections like DVD Decrypter or must AnyDVD or DVD43 be running in the background?
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do you mean prohibited user operations (POUs)? i don't think vobblanker can but ifoedit and pgcedit can. or if there in the vob you can check out vobPUO 0.1 ->edit POUs in VOBs
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no vobblanker does not do that. but i never had a problem with DVD Decrypter, IMHO it's the best one out there.
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Just to clarify: VobBlanker is able to remove (not edit) the PUOPs in IFOs and even in VOBs. You have two checkboxes in the GUI (default checked) for this.
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