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Octagon
8th May 2002, 07:55
HI i have an anime that im trying to cut into two dvds. There are 4 eps on each dvd of 1.5 Gigs in length for each episode. Epiosode one has to do with TTN 1 Or vts1.IFO and so episode two would be vts2.ifo. How do I get both episodes on one disc?
Octagon
8th May 2002, 08:09
I guess I should be asking is this: I want both episodes to correspond to a single IFO file. ANy suggestions on how I would do this. Any help is appriciated.
gump_boy
10th May 2002, 21:08
Copy the vobs of the 2 episodes to the same directory. Then rename them to vts_1_1.vob..vts_1_2.vob...vts_1_3.vob...etc
Then open ifoedit. Click create ifo and point ifoedit to the directory with the renamed vobs.
Then you got to copy the subtitle color codes from one of the original ifos to your newly created ones.
Kentarou
14th May 2002, 16:53
Originally posted by gump_boy
Then you got to copy the subtitle color codes from one of the original ifos to your newly created ones.
how do you go about copying the subtitled color codes? and can I do this as well after I've stripped the english audio streams?
kentarou
gump_boy
14th May 2002, 19:11
You have to have two ifoedit programs running. One with the original .ifo file opened and one opened with the newly created .ifo file.
Point both ifoedits to VTS_PGCITI ----> VTS_PGC_1
Scroll down til you see:
Color 0 Y Cr CB
Color 1 Y Cr CB
Color 2 Y Cr CB
Color 3 Y Cr CB
Color 4 Y Cr CB
Color 5 Y Cr CB
Color 6 Y Cr CB
Color 7 Y Cr CB
Color 8 Y Cr CB
Color 9 Y Cr CB
Color 10 Y Cr CB
Color 11 Y Cr CB
Color 12 Y Cr CB
Color 13 Y Cr CB
Color 14 Y Cr CB
Color 15 Y Cr CB
Then just double click on on each line of code and copy the hex code from the original ifo file and paste to newly created ifo file.
This only affects the subtitle colors. And as long as you didn't strip out the subtitle stream then you can do this.
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