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K-noz
1st October 2004, 22:25
Hi,

On the "Thin Red Line" DVD (french version, PAL zone 2, with english and italian tracks too) I found Malenesian Songs. I try to extract them with Smart Ripper or DVD Decrypter but they are not to be found. The songs are supposed to be in "Title 2, chapter 1" (according to PowerDVD) but when I open the DVD with DVDDecrypter or SmartRipper, the VTS_02/PGC 1 is only 6.2 Mo and has a lenght of 7 sec. I don't find anything which could correspond to the 14 songs, even in "File Mode"... Besides, the structure of the DVD is quite simple : VTS_01/PGC 1 = movie. VTS_02/PGC 1 = [songs?] and VTS_02/PGC 2 = trailer.
So, are these songs avaible with DVDDecrypter or hidden and inaccessible ?

P.S : I already found this thread (but there is no answer...) : http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=16256

AND sorry for my bad english

ammck55
3rd October 2004, 05:23
Welcome to the forum!

Maybe the guys in the Decrypting forum can give you a hand.

Thread moved....ammck55

K-noz
18th October 2004, 22:31
hmmm... I see...

If nobody can answer me here (forum.doom9!) after two weeks, nobody can and I am done ! :(

thank you all the same

K-noz

LIGHTNING UK!
18th October 2004, 23:01
If they exist, File mode will rip them!

IFO mode 'should' show them too but of course it's very hard to help without having the dvd in my dvd drive and looking at the structure of it.

Trahald
19th October 2004, 19:21
the beginning of http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=48566 explains how to correlate a title # to the actual vts it belongs to

but even easier is to, instead of looking at the title number in powerdvd, write down the length (duration). then open dvddecrypter in ifo mode and rip the pgc with the same duration.

K-noz
20th October 2004, 12:15
Thank you Lightin UK! and Trahald for your replies.
I finally found : songs were not directly visible in Ifo Mode (The vts 02/PGC 1 of 7 seconds corresponds in fact to a short presentation of the logo " 20th FOx - Home Entertainment"). They were in fact in the "vts_01_0.vob" (chapter 0? = " title menu "?) of File Mode. It was not easy (for me) but I learnt something. :)

Longue vie à DVDDecrypter !

k-n0z