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Mortal_Takeda
16th October 2005, 00:02
Hi. I have a DVD with some commercials on it. And I want to rip all those different cm's to different avi's. So I'm using DGIndex 1.4.3 to select the cm's one by one and save them as different projects. On the titlebar of DGIndex you can see which "Cell" it's currently in. On my DVD every commercial is a different cell. So I was wondering if it's possible to save every Cell to a different project (*.d2v) without using the [<] / [>] buttons? If I use those buttons, the cursor makes jumps of ~5 frames thus making it impossible for me to preserve the exact length of each cm.
Guest
16th October 2005, 02:36
It's not possible. For more accurate cutting than I frame granularity, cut a little more than you need and then serve the video into VirtualDub and do the final cutting there.
Mortal_Takeda
16th October 2005, 15:45
Ok, I'll do that. Thanks for the tip.
Dark-Cracker
16th October 2005, 15:56
the tricky solution is the following :
a .d2v structure line is for exemple :
900 5 0 417789952 4 2 .......
the value 0 mean the vobfile 0, the 4 is the vobid, and the 2 is the cell id. and the 417789952 is the offset value.
if you want a more precise split you can search in the .d2v file the end of the vob or cell id (as soon as you see the number change) and you edit the Location .d2v header value.
for exemple in the header you have the line :
Location=0,31CDF,0,6CED1
for : start vobfile, start offset, end vobfile, end offset
this mean the start point is in the vobfile 0 at the offset 31CDF, the offset is in hex format so this represent : 203999 in decimal, to get the offset you need to multiply this value by 2048 which is the size of a mpeg bock (i think :) ) so in this exemple :
203999 * 2048 = 417789952
who effectively correspond at the offset of the first line.
to sumup, you just have to adjust the location start/end value and you could made a more precise split by cell or vob id.
it's a bit hard to explain with my poor english hope you have found a sense in my sentences :)
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EDIT : hum, i just remember there is a split by vob or cell id in DVDRipper :)
Leak
16th October 2005, 17:25
EDIT : hum, i just remember there is a split by vob or cell id in DVDRipper :)
The same goes for DVD Decrypter... :)
np: Porn Sword Tobacco - Soft Airgun & Electric (Explains Freedom)
Dark-Cracker
17th October 2005, 15:48
yep it was an error, i have write dvdripper while thinking at dvddecrypter. :)
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