cipputi_01
14th March 2005, 19:14
Dear all
Using PgcEdit and Jeanl’s wonderful guide for this tool I’ve finally been able to make copies of my DVD, without annoying advertising and the correct language as a default.
I’m writing because, in trying to modify with PgcEdit the content of one of my DVDs (Murder on the Orient Express), I’ve found that it behaves in a quite unusual way: instead of reaching the menu (Title 4) during the Trace process and give me the possibility to push the correct buttons, the program enters in an apparently infinite loop and stays there. More over, a copy of the DVD, decrypted by the DVD Decrypter and with no changes at all, doesn’t work (a grey, silent screen from my Philips DVD729 player).
Have you any written guide or suggestion for such cases?
Thank you in advance for your answer
Roberto Fragale
If you think that can be interesting for you to see what happens during the above described sequence, I’ve included in the mail a zip file containing just the IFO and BUP files of the film.
Thank you in advance for your answer
Roberto Fragale
Using PgcEdit and Jeanl’s wonderful guide for this tool I’ve finally been able to make copies of my DVD, without annoying advertising and the correct language as a default.
I’m writing because, in trying to modify with PgcEdit the content of one of my DVDs (Murder on the Orient Express), I’ve found that it behaves in a quite unusual way: instead of reaching the menu (Title 4) during the Trace process and give me the possibility to push the correct buttons, the program enters in an apparently infinite loop and stays there. More over, a copy of the DVD, decrypted by the DVD Decrypter and with no changes at all, doesn’t work (a grey, silent screen from my Philips DVD729 player).
Have you any written guide or suggestion for such cases?
Thank you in advance for your answer
Roberto Fragale
If you think that can be interesting for you to see what happens during the above described sequence, I’ve included in the mail a zip file containing just the IFO and BUP files of the film.
Thank you in advance for your answer
Roberto Fragale