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Chain
16th November 2002, 01:29
Ok this is my first post here so be gentle. :)

So far I have been quite succesfull learning about DVD backups and I owe it all to this site, forum, and of course Derrow's awesome program. But I feel that I'm just stuck here, and I haven't been able to find anything directly related to my problem on the forums so maybe someone can help me.

I am backing up my copy of Spiderman, and it is going to fit perfectly on a DVD-5 with just the main movie and menus. I succesfully stripped out all uneeded audio and subtitle streams, and I want to strip out the FBI warnings and intro to make it fit on a DVD-R. The VOB's I want to strip out are in VTS_01_0.VOB, the main movie is also located in VTS_01_1.VOB to VTS_01_5.VOB. I would like to strip out VOB ID's 1,2,3,4 from VTS_01_0.VOB.

After loading VTS_01_0.IFO into IFOedit (0.95) and going through the initial VOB stripping process it only shows 1 VOB ID. I'm assuming that this is the main movie VOB ID, so how do I get the 5 VOB ID's from VTS_01_0.VOB to show up? In the guide regarding removing FBI warnings it lists them as being in the VIDEO_TS.VOB file, instead of the actual VTS file. I have a feeling this may be the problem. Has anyone else ecountered something similar on this DVD or another? I'm soooo close (4.64 GB) to fitting it all on one DVD-5 that I've got to figure this out!

Thanks, Chain.

roach76
16th November 2002, 12:45
It sounds like you clicked 'VOB Extras' instead of 'Menu Extras'. When selecting 'Menu Extras' it will select the Menu VOB of your currently selected titleset.
Plus you might find that the FBI Warnings might under a different title, so you may need to do jump commands to jump that title.

AlainDelon
16th November 2002, 13:54
There is no way of keeping the menu(331mb)without reencoding this movie.If you strip everything exept one audio and 1 subtitle stream you will end up at about 4.32GB.

musicnyman
17th November 2002, 07:43
i have successfully copied spiderman without menus and extras and it fits on a 4.7 dvd-r, as long as you strip the extras and the menu. in the new IFOEDIT, you can either use the "movie only" option or JUST open the movie VOB files and not the main IFO file.