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Big Oh
29th March 2011, 03:45
I recently bought season 6 of Weeds and Season 4 of Mad Men. I have been backing up my DVD's for a few years now and have never run into this problem before. I used DVDFab to decrypt the seven discs and everything seem to be quit normal, that was until I tried to play disc one of Weeds. When I put the disc in my Toshiba DVD player it goes directly to episode 2. I then go back to the main menu and choose "Episode Selection" and select episode one, but it plays episode two!!! I then selct episode three just to see what will happen and it also goes to episode two. If I use the Skip button on my remote and skip backwards I eventually get back to episode one, what a pain in the neck. I then try disc two and three and they're fine. For sh*ts and giggles I figured I would try the Mad Men series and it went through the exact same crap. So I figured I would try to break this down. I have two of these Toshiba SD7300 DVD players and two older Phillips players and a JVC Player. It only does this crap on the Toshibas and not the other players. Any ideas on what this could be?
cynthia_old
29th March 2011, 13:59
Perhaps jump to main title was enabled in DVDFab?
Ghitulescu
29th March 2011, 15:05
Is the original behaving the same way?
Big Oh
29th March 2011, 20:04
Cynthia... I haven't changed any settings in DVDFab, and even when I select Episode one it still plays episode two!!!
Ghitulescu... No, the original in fine. I've tried it on both of my computers!!!
setarip_old
29th March 2011, 23:53
Sounds like you have DVDFab set to turn off ALL PUOs (UOPs) - both in .IFOs and .VOBs.
Try UNchecking "turn off .VOB UOPs"...
Big Oh
31st March 2011, 19:39
Setarip_old - No man, everything is fully checked in the "Common Settings" section, under "Protection". Thanks for the effort though.
Big Oh
31st March 2011, 19:41
The weirdest part of the whole situation is that it's only the first disc on both seasons, and it's only on my Toshiba DVD players!!!
setarip_old
31st March 2011, 20:19
No man, everything is fully checked in the "Common Settings" section, under "Protection". And again, that's why I suggested that you specifically try UNchecking "turn off .VOB UOPs" - because some protection structures REQUIRE .VOB UOPs/PUOs (Different than .IFO UOPs/PUOs) to remain intact...
Big Oh
31st March 2011, 22:41
I clearly need to read things more closely. Thanks so much for your help, that worked and my originals are now safe!!!
setarip_old
1st April 2011, 02:06
I clearly need to read things more closely. up, sometimes we read or hear what we EXPECT things/people to say...
Thanks so much for your help, that worked and my originals are now safe!!!Glad to hear that my suggestion resolved your problem ;>}
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