problems with 1st attempt @ Big 3....

[Woodlake]

Having just made my first attempt at using the "Full DVD Backup guide",
http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/mpg/ra-guide.htm
on the LOTR FOTR, everything looks good, but I have two problems:

1. I ripped the English and forced subs, but forced subs do not display - I can only get them to show if I "disable" on WinDVD - they are shown in this order and listed as follows (in WinDVD):

disable
English
Greek
English

On the original disk, the LAST English is enabled (as is my copy) BUT, nothing shows on the copy unless I tick "disable" - If I follow the guide to disable subs by default, will that also disable forced ones seeing as I need to "disable" it to enable it (if that makes any sence?)

2. The chapter points dont work properly because the time elapsed "jumps" at chapter points - sometimes forward, sometimes back. eg the 1st chapter is at around 6 mins - at the point where chapter 2 would start, the time resets to 0.00.00!! But the movie keeps playing correctly. At other parts in the movie for example, the time goes from 49mins BACK to 47mins - as a consequence, if I drag the slider across from left to right slowly I can see the elapsed time go up AND down!! Any suggestions at this point would be fantastic as I am tearing my hair out.....

The disk is the Lord Of The Ring - FOTR main movie disk Region 4 PAL


Woodlake
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[Woodlake]

Ok, I've managed to fix the subs problem following 2COOL's "Turning Subtitle (On/Off) by Default Guide" - many thanks 2COOL ;)
I still have the "jumping time" problem though, and haven't managed to find anything from searching the forum that sounds similar. Can anyone give me a clue as to which part of the process I may have gone wrong in? Scenarist possibly - what is it that controls the "time elapsed" display? Is it by the chapter points? which incidentally look identical to the original .ifo...

Regards,
Woodlake

[Woodlake]

Once again 2COOL's info has fixed my problems :D
For anyone wanting the solution - I used IfoEdit and did the following:

- Replace your new VOBs with your old ones.
- Open IFO in question with IFOedit
- Go topside and go to VOB Extras / Create New IFOs
- With everything checked as is, browse to a empty destination folder. Press OK.
- Keep all streams and press Strip it button.
- When done, replace your old files with these new ones.
- Get VTS Sectors

As I am new to this I have no idea why this worked or even what I did wrong to start with - it is ineresting to note that this ALSO fixed the initial subs problem I had without having to go in and manaully edit any values....

Woodlake