Robotik
28th March 2006, 00:27
hi all,
i'm not really sure what i'm doing wrong, please help.
In the original dvd the video was 4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR), and the playback time was 01:38:15.02 (at 25 fps), and there were 18 chapters.
I wanted to rechapter my movie while keeping the original menu structure and bonus materials, so i did the following:
1. I used Shrink's Re-author to rip the movie only
2. Using that as a source i created my new chapters with Chapter Edit, now i had 84 chapters. The resulted video was 4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR), playback time: 01:38:22.24 (at 25 fps)
3. I used PgcEdit to remove all the cells from the main movie in the original dvd (except for the first one)
4. I used AddChapter to add 84 new chapters. I used a one-frame cell from the original movie as the custom cell
5. With PgcEdit i deleted the first cell, so now the whole movie had the same vid value
so now I had a complete dvd with one frame repeating 84 times as the main movie's 84 chapters. PgcEdit showed that the video was 4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR), playback time: 00:00:42.00 (at 25 fps)
6. I used VobBlanker to replace the main movie's pgc with the rechaptered movie (created in step 2). In the setting menu all boxes were checked under 'Replacing'
And the surprise came: when I checked the results, the video had the same attributes (4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR)), but the playback time was 01:38:09.27 (at 30 fps)!!!
So, compared to the orgiginal it is now 6 seconds short, and fps changed to 30 from 25!
Well, that 6 seconds might got lost in the Chapter Edit process, but what makes replacing a 25 fps pgc with another 25 fps pgc result in a 30 fps pgc?
I use VobBlanker for a while now, it is one of the greatest tools of all, but it was the first time i used it for replacing a title, and now i don't know if i should be happy with the results. the computer plays it ok, but won't some player complain about a PAL movie with 30 fps?
i'm not really sure what i'm doing wrong, please help.
In the original dvd the video was 4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR), and the playback time was 01:38:15.02 (at 25 fps), and there were 18 chapters.
I wanted to rechapter my movie while keeping the original menu structure and bonus materials, so i did the following:
1. I used Shrink's Re-author to rip the movie only
2. Using that as a source i created my new chapters with Chapter Edit, now i had 84 chapters. The resulted video was 4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR), playback time: 01:38:22.24 (at 25 fps)
3. I used PgcEdit to remove all the cells from the main movie in the original dvd (except for the first one)
4. I used AddChapter to add 84 new chapters. I used a one-frame cell from the original movie as the custom cell
5. With PgcEdit i deleted the first cell, so now the whole movie had the same vid value
so now I had a complete dvd with one frame repeating 84 times as the main movie's 84 chapters. PgcEdit showed that the video was 4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR), playback time: 00:00:42.00 (at 25 fps)
6. I used VobBlanker to replace the main movie's pgc with the rechaptered movie (created in step 2). In the setting menu all boxes were checked under 'Replacing'
And the surprise came: when I checked the results, the video had the same attributes (4:3 PAL (720x576) MPEG-2 (VBR)), but the playback time was 01:38:09.27 (at 30 fps)!!!
So, compared to the orgiginal it is now 6 seconds short, and fps changed to 30 from 25!
Well, that 6 seconds might got lost in the Chapter Edit process, but what makes replacing a 25 fps pgc with another 25 fps pgc result in a 30 fps pgc?
I use VobBlanker for a while now, it is one of the greatest tools of all, but it was the first time i used it for replacing a title, and now i don't know if i should be happy with the results. the computer plays it ok, but won't some player complain about a PAL movie with 30 fps?