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Kloppstock
21st April 2010, 20:58
Well i actually dont need a decrypter program for removing decrypt-protection on the disk of mine...i need to someway sepparate the 2 movies @ the same DVD:r with menus!

All i know is that i would like to have another solution than this program-code you probably are familiar with
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this interface i have seen in atleast 2 softwares i have tested,
the problem with this technique area in my case that one of the VOBS where both movies ends vs the next mov start succeding to not cover in "the between area" into a "cell"
so im getting 1 movie and 15 seconds on the other movie in the output!
this leaves me being forced to micromanagment-cutt-sepparate the output with a secondary software before i can even take the VOB to Gordian knot for example

and it doenst make it easier when the 2 movies are splitted up in chapters between all 4 PGC-segment you can see in my picture, that must mean that i not only must separate the movies first..i must after re-join the VOB parts together with a secondary soft, when thats complete then first i have 1 single VOB containing the whole movie, beacuse encoding softwares like Gordian Knot only can accept 1 input :devil:

My fear are that for example "Boilsoft video splitter and joiner" have decreased the quality of the Vob-parts (it acctually accept vob-inputs) this is not smooth at all in any case,
i would need a software that could sepparate the 2 dvd-movies moore accurate than DVD-decrypter, and it would be nice if it allso could merge each movie into 1 output file only, instead of parts

Does it exist such soft?
Wombler
23rd April 2010, 10:03
Copy the files twice then for each version just blank out the titles you don't want with something like PgcEdit or VobBlanker.

I'm not sure if you can convert to a single VOB and preserve the menus though.


Wombler
Ghitulescu
3rd May 2010, 08:33
Why do you need a menu for a one-movie-only-DVD?
If you want to keep say the chapters menu, just use PGCedit, then clean the mess either with IFOedit or VOBblanker.

But I think you want to convert them to divx, which question confuses me :confused:
Kloppstock
3rd May 2010, 20:58
Copy the files twice then for each version just blank out the titles you don't want with something like PgcEdit or VobBlanker.

I'm not sure if you can convert to a single VOB and preserve the menus though.


Wombler
I cant see where i wrote i wanted the menus included to be honest? :p anyway its the opposite i want, just the 2 movies splitted

Why do you need a menu for a one-movie-only-DVD?
If you want to keep say the chapters menu, just use PGCedit, then clean the mess either with IFOedit or VOBblanker.

But I think you want to convert them to divx, which question confuses me :confused:

Right now i have been manage to land in a situation where i atleast have the ISO i want and allso a AVS
(if nessesary..and it is since im now planing to encode both movies in MEGUI) this ISO/IFO/AVS includes both my wanted mov and part 1 of the not so wanted mov

So im planing to cutt them in half at exact this point
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Free Image Hosting by ImageBam.com (http://www.imagebam.com) but im not even sure AVS cutter is ment to work as a file splitter? and if it does i dont understand how i shall determine how i mark the area and start the acctual splitting progress
that i would like to have guidence on how to...i need a scissor rather than blanking now i feel, i dont prefer to have 30 minutes of black after..cause this movie gonna be shared

sorry for crappy spelling
Kloppstock
11th May 2010, 18:52
bump?
Wombler
31st May 2010, 21:24
I cant see where i wrote i wanted the menus included to be honest? :p anyway its the opposite i want, just the 2 movies splitted

This is what you asked for above.

...i need to someway sepparate the 2 movies @ the same DVD:r with menus!

Anyway, the answer to your new question is, use your favourite movie processing software and do a separate movie only copy for each titleset.

Almost all of the popular programs that backup DVDs will allow you to do this.


Wombler