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dvd_
25th December 2008, 13:05
hello all,

i'm trying to process a DVD9 with VobBlanker 2.1.3.0,
and when i open VIDEO_TS.IFO it starts scanning
but at the 'Getting Menu Data...' phase it outputs an error:
"ERROR: Max LU limit (25) has been reached."
and stops the scan.

tested on 2 different computers, same error.
i use the default VobBlanker settings.

any suggestions?

thanks

blutach
25th December 2008, 13:07
I bet it is the Dark Knight. Your rip need to adjust for those VTSs that have 600 LUs in them. Get a better ripper.

Regards

dvd_
25th December 2008, 13:24
you're right, its the dark knight.

can you elaborate a bit on what are those LUs? i've never encountered such an error before..

M_Knox
25th December 2008, 13:48
LU is a "Language Unit" of a VTS menu. Regarding The Dark Knight: some VTS menus are crafted to fool various rippers to make ripping more difficult.
Anyway, in R2 release of The Dark Knight I simply deleted all VTS from 4 to 8 (or was that 9?), simply because the titles contained in them were reported as "not used" by PgcEdit 9.0

Hope this helps.

dvd_
25th December 2008, 14:09
M_Knox, thanks. i too have the R2, it contains 10 VTSs.

i moved VTSs 4-10 from the directory and tried again loading it in vobblanker and it loaded fine now,
although it gave me a warning that there are only 3 ifo files where there should be 10 ifo files (obviously, because i moved 4-10).

any way to "cleanly" delete those VTSs without getting that error?

M_Knox
25th December 2008, 14:18
Use PgcEdit 9.0. This new version has alot of features, that would help get rid of unwanted stuff with one click, but I prefer to use my wetware and I recommend using DVD->Delete last VTS in DVD menu command as many times as needed (7 in this case) :)

dvd_
25th December 2008, 18:28
thanks, M_Knox, that worked. now vobblanker loads it properly.

just for the heck of it i also tried to load the original dvd9 rip with pgcedit 8.6, no go. it stuck on reading VTS_06_0.IFO, aswell as ifoedit.
so i guess the new pgcedit version is quite powerful :)

r0lZ
25th December 2008, 20:21
Try PgcEdit v9.

dvd_
25th December 2008, 21:00
r0lZ, thats what i did. fixed it with v9. just mentioned that v8.6 couldnt handle it.

thanks and great work :)