how to burn reauthored IFOs on dual layer (PGCEDIT+IMGBURN?)?

HyperYagami · 11th January 2006, 20:00

Hi all,

I have a DL image with (MDS+MDF), which I have to reauthor the IFOs and some VOBs. Now how do I burn the reauthored stuff (from a \VIDEO_TS directory off my harddrive) via PGCEDIT and IMGBURN? Do I just create an ISO 100% as the guide says? My concern is that the IFOs contain layer-break info that matches the original MDS+MDF but not the new ISO...is PGCEDIT gonna handle that? Plus is there any way to make it so that it matches the original layer break point (in terms of where in the movie, not the sector number) from the MDS+MDF (or should I say...do I need to?)?

Thanks!

r0lZ · 13th January 2006, 00:57

Yes, PgcEdit will display a list of all cells that are suitable for the layer break.
If the original was properly authored, PgcEdit should pre-select automatically the right cell, but you can verify with the preview if it's the same cell than in the original.

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HyperYagami Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 121	how to burn reauthored IFOs on dual layer (PGCEDIT+IMGBURN?)? Hi all, I have a DL image with (MDS+MDF), which I have to reauthor the IFOs and some VOBs. Now how do I burn the reauthored stuff (from a \VIDEO_TS directory off my harddrive) via PGCEDIT and IMGBURN? Do I just create an ISO 100% as the guide says? My concern is that the IFOs contain layer-break info that matches the original MDS+MDF but not the new ISO...is PGCEDIT gonna handle that? Plus is there any way to make it so that it matches the original layer break point (in terms of where in the movie, not the sector number) from the MDS+MDF (or should I say...do I need to?)? Thanks!

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r0lZ PgcEdit daemon Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 7,534	Yes, PgcEdit will display a list of all cells that are suitable for the layer break. If the original was properly authored, PgcEdit should pre-select automatically the right cell, but you can verify with the preview if it's the same cell than in the original. __________________ r0lZ PgcEdit homepage (hosted by VideoHelp) BD3D2MK3D A tool to convert 3D blu-rays to SBS, T&B or FS MKV