DVD-RB Pro Remove audio track

[srfdude]

Been using this for awhile and very satisfied. I only create movie-only backups, DVD-5, and sometimes there are multiple audio tracks that show up to be processed. I know I can X them out, but I don't know which are necessary and which may be part of a Director's notes, or whatever. How can I find out which track(s) are redundant?
THanks.

[Ch3vr0n]

director's comments are usually AC 3/2 streams, while the main movie audio is usually AC 3/6 (surround)

[srfdude]

Thanks for the reply, Ch3vr0n. Most of my DVDs are pretty old, I'm just backing them up as the disks are getting beat up. What I'm trying to say in a long winded post is that even the dialog is AC3 2 channel in many of them. For example I am trying to backup "Elvis" (Kurt Russel) and there are two tracks shown in the dialog box, both 2 ch. Its not a big deal, and I have just been backing the others up with the audio. Just wondering if there is an easy way to detect the redundant track.
Mike

[jdobbs]

Most of the time the Director's Comments audio with have a "(DC)" showing after it in the streams list. But that only works if they are flagged as "Directors Comments" in the original.

[ggtop]

Hi srfdude,

personally I prefer to trace every DVD with PGCEdit before I process them with DVDRebuilder. When you play back the main movie you'll see a drop-down-list with all language tracks. you can change it during playback. That way you can identify it very easy because they the tracks/streams are shown in the same order than in DVDRebuilder.

ggtop