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dashali
27th June 2010, 00:36
In the DVDs I saw 3 method for a VTS; Suppose in a VTS there are 3 VTSTs.


1)
VTST 1 , 1 TTN 1 Title 1
VTST 1 , 2 TTN 2 Title 2
VTST 1 , 3 TTN 3 Title 3

2)
VTST 1 , 1 TTN 1 Title 1
VTST 1 , 2 TTN 2
VTST 1 , 3 TTN 3

3)
VTST 1 , 1 TTN 1 Title 1
VTST 1 , 2 TTN 1
VTST 1 , 3 TTN 1

When I Creat new Ifo for Vob files, that is in form of 3 but I want to be in form of 1 or 2.
How I convert one of them to another with PgcEdit or IfoEdit (such Create IFO,...) and without compeletely reauthoring?

Ghitulescu
27th June 2010, 10:00
Rerip your originals, so the IFOs will match the preexistent VTS format. To change it you need [re]authoring.

Alex_ander
28th June 2010, 11:15
(not sure how to do it in PGCEdit, but most likely it's also possible)
Looks like you have 3 PGCs in a single title and want to get 3 titles each with single PGC. In DVDRemake highlight VTS Titles and right-click on Title 1 (which currently has 3 PGCs as chapters). Select 'Delete title with PGCs' and it will only keep the first PGC. Then use 'Add Titles' to create VTS titles for PGCs 2 and 3. Assign those PGCs to new titles. Register new titles in VMG Titles (that's for your 'type 1'). If your titles have cell/program structure, assign chapters to programs using 'Add chapters' from right-click menu of the VTS 'Titles' tab. Test (via 'export test DVD') and 'export modified files' [ifo's] for replacement.

r0lZ
28th June 2010, 17:58
I don't understand exactly what you want to do, but if it's only to put the whole content of a whole VTS in a single PGC, you can simply select any PGC of the VTST in PgcEdit, then go to Title -> New 'Play All' Title. PgcEdit will then analyse the VOB files and create a new title containing all cells of the VOBs. Of course, you will have to redirect the calls to the old title to the newly created title, then modify the pre/post/cell commands of the new DVD to suit your needs. Finally, you can easily remove the old titles if you wish (with DVD -> Delete Uncalled PGCs).