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perko
23rd September 2002, 06:00
Hello all.
Long time reader, first time poster. :)
I've got the latest version of ifoEdit and generally have no problems backing up my STNG DVDs to 2 disks (2 episodes per).
However, I consistently end up with a copy that cannot be paused, rewound, or forwarded. I can stop the disk and restart (from the last point) but I cannot otherwise navigate within a given episode.
The menus all work correctly as advertised and I do not have this problem when I backup other movies - just my STNG collection.
FYI: I do make sure I Remove P-UPs. :)
Thoughts?
Thanks...
jesoonster
23rd September 2002, 06:06
That is really messed up..........change the title (can you?) and ask derrow.........
Derrow
23rd September 2002, 13:12
Originally posted by perko
FYI: I do make sure I Remove P-UPs. :)
Did you also make sure, IfoEdit is correcting VobU navigation pointers?
This forwarding,pausing, etc Problem is definatly a reason of incorrect VobU (Nav-Pack) pointers.
This happens as soon as you change something on the VOB files (i.e. stripping streams or VOB-IDs).
perko
23rd September 2002, 17:18
Originally posted by Derrow
Did you also make sure, IfoEdit is correcting VobU navigation pointers?
Unfortunately, I am not sure what this means. What step(s) need to be followed to do this? I'm game to try some things and document the steps to update the guide - assuming I am not doing something wrong in the first place. :)
Thanks...
Sp33d
27th September 2002, 01:53
He's talking about the option on the VOB Extras Option screen. There's a checkbox that's called Adjust Vob-Unit Pointers. Also when you're done stripping, make sure you always do a Get VTS sectors.
Hope this helps.
Mancubas
28th November 2002, 13:26
Hi All
I am having this same problem but only during the last chapter on the first dvd-r after a dvd split, all the other chapters I can pause, forward and rewind no problems.
As Default the Vob-Unit Pointers tick boxes is always selected, on mine it is anyway so surely this cannot be the problem, this is happening when I am spiliting Black Hawk Down R2.
PS:I have attached a .JPG of the directory structure of this DVD, VTS_02_0.IFO is the one I am opening in IFOedit and doing the DVD split.
Hope someone can help :confused: :confused: :confused:
PPS: Has a creation of the VIDEO_TS.IFO stopped working during a DVD split v.095?
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