View Full Version : VobEdit won't save
toolmanx
26th September 2004, 16:03
Has anyone else had trouble getting VobEdit to save to a folder? I am using an AMD 3200+ w\ Win XP. I've tried the Windows supplied compatibility mode change thing which hasn't helped on any of my old programs and didn't change VobEdit either. IfoEdit seems to have a mind of its own. On some occasions it saves but most of the time it just crashes at the end of the "Make IFO" job.
Derrow
2nd October 2004, 00:56
It can't.
It's still just a 'display'-tool, which can't edit entries yet. :rolleyes:
toolmanx
2nd October 2004, 14:37
Am I interpreting your reply correctly? The "Send to the Clipboard" button doesn't do anything? That's interesting if that is correct. If you make a change to the hex, how do you get it to the vob or ifo you need the change in? Your reply infers that you can look but you can't touch. Wow!
Video Dude
2nd October 2004, 15:37
When you make a change to a vob file using VobEdit the change is made on the fly. You do not have to hit a save button to save the changes. The changes are "saved" as soon as you make them.
For example, if you want to make a change to a menu button, open VobEdit, tick the button box, find the values you wanted changed, change them, close VobEdit. You now have a modified vob.
The "Copy2Clipboard" button in VobEdit works. But you have to highlight what you want copied in the left pane first.
As for the IfoEdit crash, it is most likley your system or the source files that you are working with.
:D :D WELCOME BACK DERROW !!! :D :D
2COOL
3rd October 2004, 03:06
Originally posted by Video Dude
:D :D WELCOME BACK DERROW !!! :D :D Indeed, it's been awhile. He hasn't posted since Feb 1 2004.
http://forum.doom9.org/search.php?s=&action=showresults&searchid=848780
Welcome back Derrow! We all still hope to see new versions of your tools: IfoEdit and VobEdit.
toolmanx
3rd October 2004, 18:36
Gotcha! There is nothing like a little extra knowledge to help us know what we are doing. You are probably right about my IfoEdit crashing from bad files too.
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