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padre
14th September 2002, 19:07
Hi,

I've been using VOBEdit for a little while, to take several seperate VOB files and create a single DVD out of them (source of VOB's might be several DVDs). But I'm having one consistant problem: I can't fast-forward them without problems. I can skip chapters, no problem. But I can't fast forward - it freezes or skips.

I know it's not a media issue, I've mastered it on DVD-RW's, and burned to DVD-R's - same results.

Here's my process, maybe I'm missing something:

1) Rename the vob files in sequence (VOB_001.VOB, VOB_002.VOB, etc.)

2) Open the first file in VOBEdit and then Join

3) The result will be a set of just joined VOB files. I startup IfoEdit and "Create IFOs"

4) Open the VTS_01_0.IFO file, do a "Get VTS sectors"

5) Make and image and burn.

Like I said, it looks great and if I don't click on fast forward, it plays all the way through.

Suggestions?

Padre

Derrow
15th September 2002, 17:26
Not again the same problem!

This is because the pointers in the VOB files aren't correct.
You need to correct them using IfoEdit.

To do so, use the Vob-Extras button, and do a strip streams, or strip VOB-IDs on the joined VOB files.
Even if you're not really want to strip a stream or Vob-ID, it must be done, cause then IfoEdit corrects all pointers in the VOB files and IFO file. Of course, you will select to keep all streams or VOB-IDs, so never mind using the stripping function over your joined VOB files.

And your problems will be gone.

padre
15th September 2002, 17:40
Derrow,

Figured it had to be something simple I was missing.

Oh, one last question on the subject: Can I salvage the DVD's I've already burned? In other word, if I put the DVD contents back on my HD and re-run IfoEdit against the VOB files, will it fix the problem? The reason is I don't have the original DVD's anymore.

Thanks!

Padre

Derrow
15th September 2002, 17:44
Yes, it should work fine.

padre
15th September 2002, 18:02
Great! I appreciate the help (and the tools!)