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2COOL
10th December 2003, 21:24
@LIGHTNING UK!

What I need to do is simple.

Be in FILE mode and with file splitting set to none
Select movie VOBs only
Right click and select Stream Processing
Uncheck unwanted stream(s) with everything at direct stream copy
Press OK

I should have one big VOB with stripped out streams but I don't.

After the first VOB gets processed, it tells me if I want to replace VTS_01_1.VOB when the second VOB is ready to be ripped. Saying no skips the rest of the other files and says completed. All I have is the first VOB.

Am I doing something wrong? I don't want to do it in IFO mode as my movie would have more than one PGC.

I'm trying to demux the m2v from the single titleset VOB with ReJig and then mux the transcoded m2v back with VobEdit.

update: vStrip can rip and strip whole multi-PGC titleset into one single VOB.

LIGHTNING UK!
11th December 2003, 00:38
Im not sure I follow you. Perhaps you got some IFO / File mode bits muddled up?!

I guess you meant to say..

Be in FILE mode and with file splitting set to none

I'm looking into it right now - doing a test on my machine as im doing some updates to the code anyway.

I'll let you know how I get on! Its probably a bug.

LIGHTNING UK!
11th December 2003, 01:27
Congrats!

Too much copy + pasting between sections of code and I'd missed changing a 'variablename[loop]' to 'variablename[0]'. That cause the 'appendfile' flag to never get set for 'direct stream copy' operations.
Demux and that should have worked fine, but not the one you tried to use!

Oh well!

I managed to improve some other areas of those functions whilst I was at it, so its all good :)

2COOL
11th December 2003, 02:41
Originally posted by LIGHTNING UK!
Congrats!

Too much copy + pasting between sections of code and I'd missed changing a 'variablename[loop]' to 'variablename[0]'. That cause the 'appendfile' flag to never get set for 'direct stream copy' operations.
Demux and that should have worked fine, but not the one you tried to use!
Sorry for saying IFO but you knew what I meant. I'm glad I reported this "bug". I guess not to many people would have tried this feature since 3.1.7.0 release.

The reason I didn't want to demux the m2v is because I need to keep the VOB intact with the substreams in. Being from NSTC Land, it's hard for me to author subs and other streams back together again using IFOedit. That's the reason why I just wanted to strip out any unwanted streams during the rip and then remux the transcoded m2v back.

vStrip works for me for now until your next release. Thanks for you time.:)

LIGHTNING UK!
11th December 2003, 10:34
No, stream processing in file mode isnt a very well used feature! If you want stream processing, its better (normally?) to use IFO mode.

File mode is really just for getting the entire file.

Anyway, all done now....and I've tested it this time! lol