Joining VOBs?

fmilovanov · 15th February 2004, 19:37

Hi folks,

I've got a hard time trying to backup a couple of my DVDs containing 2 parts of one movie. I'd like to burn them on one DVD. I know how to do it (using DVD Shrink) with 2 titles, but I'd like to do it in one title. I was trying to join movie VOBs using standard described VOB Edit procedure (renaming as VTS_01_001.VOB ... VTS_01_006.VOB and applying VOB Edit), but the result is useless. After I create IFO files in this VOBset with IFO Edit, my PowerDVD has a hard time to see this movie beyond join point, while standalone DVD players do to see after join point at all.

I've also tried to demultiplex the VOBs set - and I got M2V file none of video editors/authoring programs can see beyound join point.

All that means VOB Edit does not do the right job. How can I join my VOBs?

sarahjh69 · 15th February 2004, 23:59

use dvd author free for 30 days from www.pegasys-inc.com

just add both movies to one track and it will make
them into 1 vob sequence.

you can also cut bits of movies out, add other movie parts in,
create chapters, and generally edit vobs in any way you can think of.

(I use it for editing ads out of off air recordings and it's dead easy)

16th February 2004, 05:23

fmilovanov,
take a look here:

" Joining Vobs "
http://forum.digital-digest.com/show...threadid=32814

!

tedybear · 16th April 2004, 19:11

sarahjh69

thanks TMPGENC DVD AUTHOR will do fine :=)

hopefully it leaves menus etc alone

damn it geeze not good...it doesnt rip subtitles...damn

sarahjh69 · 17th April 2004, 14:08

ok try this
combine your main movie vobs using dvd2one in join mode

then use Vobblanker to replace the original movie part 1 vobs
with the vobs that resulted from the dvd2one join. That way
you keep the menus on the original dvd intact.

tedybear · 17th April 2004, 19:59

isnt there any easier way ?

daehkcid · 19th April 2004, 00:50

Dude, that 1 second pause won't kill you. You're wasting 10 hours to save 1 second.

15th February 2004, 19:37	#1 \| Link
fmilovanov Registered User Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 14	Joining VOBs? Hi folks, I've got a hard time trying to backup a couple of my DVDs containing 2 parts of one movie. I'd like to burn them on one DVD. I know how to do it (using DVD Shrink) with 2 titles, but I'd like to do it in one title. I was trying to join movie VOBs using standard described VOB Edit procedure (renaming as VTS_01_001.VOB ... VTS_01_006.VOB and applying VOB Edit), but the result is useless. After I create IFO files in this VOBset with IFO Edit, my PowerDVD has a hard time to see this movie beyond join point, while standalone DVD players do to see after join point at all. I've also tried to demultiplex the VOBs set - and I got M2V file none of video editors/authoring programs can see beyound join point. All that means VOB Edit does not do the right job. How can I join my VOBs?

15th February 2004, 23:59	#2 \| Link
sarahjh69 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 358	use dvd author free for 30 days from www.pegasys-inc.com just add both movies to one track and it will make them into 1 vob sequence. you can also cut bits of movies out, add other movie parts in, create chapters, and generally edit vobs in any way you can think of. (I use it for editing ads out of off air recordings and it's dead easy) Last edited by sarahjh69; 16th February 2004 at 00:03.

16th April 2004, 19:11	#4 \| Link
tedybear Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 50	sarahjh69 thanks TMPGENC DVD AUTHOR will do fine :=) hopefully it leaves menus etc alone damn it geeze not good...it doesnt rip subtitles...damn Last edited by tedybear; 16th April 2004 at 20:13.

16th February 2004, 05:23	#3 \| Link
jorel Guest Posts: n/a	fmilovanov, take a look here: " Joining Vobs " http://forum.digital-digest.com/show...threadid=32814 !

17th April 2004, 14:08	#5 \| Link
sarahjh69 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 358	ok try this combine your main movie vobs using dvd2one in join mode then use Vobblanker to replace the original movie part 1 vobs with the vobs that resulted from the dvd2one join. That way you keep the menus on the original dvd intact.

17th April 2004, 19:59	#6 \| Link
tedybear Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 50	isnt there any easier way ?

19th April 2004, 00:50	#7 \| Link
daehkcid Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 151	Dude, that 1 second pause won't kill you. You're wasting 10 hours to save 1 second.