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SUPERIOR
5th September 2008, 09:35
I know title may seem weird but this because my problem freaking....

I have a DVD movie with a menu....... now when I play movie after approx 25 min, movie starts to run chapters one after one

in other word, after 25 running movie, I can't see movie, it just changing chapters quickly then end movie

I tried to use Vobblanker and I got this warning.....I just copy the warning



.........
VTS 01: Keeping Cell VID/CID: 01/03 --> 01/03

WARNING: Packs unsynchronized. Skipping packs...

A total of 1 packs have been skipped

VTS 01: Keeping Cell VID/CID: 01/04 --> 01/04
.......



I don't know if this warning has anything with my problem

to be informed, movie has only 1 title which is the movie

and on PC, movie run normally but on DVD player this problem gets its way

any help or hint would be appreciated
Thanks Beforehand

blutach
5th September 2008, 11:33
Sounds like you need to mock strip your movie or even demux and remux.

Regards

SUPERIOR
5th September 2008, 12:57
first, thanks for quick responding
I didn't get you when you said "mock strip your movie" ??
so vobblanker can't fixed this problem?? my last question, as I said before this problem shows on DVD player not on PC
so is there any good program that simulates DVD player??
don't want PowerDVD as long movies work properly with it

Guest
5th September 2008, 13:03
Quoted from jeanl in another forum:

I think all you need a what's called a "mock strip" in IFOEdit, to readjust a few pointers in the VOB file. This takes about 1mn, so if I were you that's what I'd try first. Usually, when shrink complains about a DVD, a mock strip fixes that.
Here's the procedure. Make sure you keep a copy of the original VOB and IFO, just in case!

Open the IFO corresponding to the VOB in question in IFO edit, then click on VOB Extra.
Options

[ ] Strip Streams'
[ ] Strip VobID's
[X] Correct Vob-Unit (Navigation Pack) pointers in VOB-files
[X] Correct original IFO files

VOB EXPERT Options

[X] Remove P-Uops
[X] Remove Macrovision
[X] Adjust Vob-Unit pointers.
[X] Adjust Audio/Subp point.

Also, uncheck
[ ] Auto-copy Menu Files to destination
Click OK, and when it's done click "save". It will overwrite the IFO, say Yes.

SUPERIOR
5th September 2008, 15:05
ok neuron2 I'll try it hope it works
thanks a million for taking me one by one step

blutach
5th September 2008, 16:31
Still, if it works on the PC software player, it would point to a burning/media issue.

Regards

setarip_old
5th September 2008, 16:36
@SUPERIOR

Hi!

As an alternative method, try the following simple procedure:

Try loading your already ripped DVD into DVD Shrink (v.3.2), set to "No Compression" - and (save and) burn...

BTW - By any chance, is your standalone DVD player a SONY?

SUPERIOR
5th September 2008, 16:37
well....seems like not working though I did exactly as neuron2 ordered
I just want to point out one thing,
when I go to PGCEdit and does scanning I got an error about bad NAV something like this
and I want to ask about something else: is there anything I can do with "Type Flags" in PGCEdit????

blutach, it's not the only problem I got on DVD player.....I mean I'm facing alot of problems that only pops up on DVD Players

setarip_old .....one is sony (As long I use DVD on many players :) )

setarip_old
5th September 2008, 16:41
setarip_old .....one is sony (As long I use DVD on many players )Then by all means, try my suggestion...

SUPERIOR
5th September 2008, 16:46
@setarip_old .....thanks alot .... I'll follow your advice

SUPERIOR
6th September 2008, 13:38
Pardon me to resurrect my problem but no lucky
I just tried to use DVD Shrink but I got error reading after scanning some while
is there anything still I can do .....???
the thing that drives me crazy, I got another movie with the same symptoms

r0lZ
6th September 2008, 14:48
They are probably ARccOS/Ripguard protections. Use a good ripper, able to cope with that crap (such as DVDFab HD Decrypter), or learn how to get rid of the protected cells with PgcEdit and FixVTS (but that's not obvious for everone!)

SUPERIOR
6th September 2008, 15:49
@r0lZ ....thanks for responding
assumption there's a protection, could this affect on movie??
well, I tried to use DVDFab but the problem took place after that
so ...how can I remove the protection by PGCEdit ??? is there any tutorial or hints???
to FixVTS, as I know it's simple tool, so I used it to make a clean DVD Backup....I'll try the result and give the feedback

setarip_old
6th September 2008, 17:58
@SUPERIORI got another movie with the same symptoms

At this stage of your problem(s) I'd ask you what are the Titles and Region numbers of the (now) two problematic original DVDs?

SUPERIOR
7th September 2008, 01:06
@setarip_old..... I just forget how to figure out the region...
to title, I didn't get you

blutach
7th September 2008, 02:32
On the box of your DVD it will show the region. Also, what setarip means is what are the names of the DVDs you having problem with.

Regards

SUPERIOR
8th September 2008, 11:59
sorry for delay reply....I was just having some trouble with internet
ok....@blutach thanks for explaining...then I can say it's region 5
and title "Run Lola Run"

setarip_old
8th September 2008, 14:32
That 1999 SONY DVD release shouldn't have any "special" or newer copy protection. Therefore, you should be able to properly rip it with any ripping tool.

Does your ORIGINAL DVD exhibit the same behavior when you play it on your standalone DVD player?

SUPERIOR
8th September 2008, 14:48
@setarip....many thanks for keeping your eyes on my problem

no, the original has no problem, the problem happened after someone had added a new subtitle to the movie

setarip_old
8th September 2008, 15:12
the problem happened after someone had added a new subtitle to the movieYou should have stated that in your initial post to this thread, as it makes a world of difference in trying to understand and resolve your problem.

I'm sure that, based on this critically important additional information, "r0lZ" will be able to provide you with additional insight...

r0lZ
8th September 2008, 16:00
Then it's probably a muxing problem. Demux the main movie with PgcDemux and remux it with Muxman. Re-import the remuxed title in the original DVD with PgcEdit's Replace VTST Titles.

SUPERIOR
8th September 2008, 18:26
@setarip_old .... so sorry..I didn't think that would help sorry again
@r0lZ thanks a million for cooperation .....I'll try this way and see