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SIMPLE GUIDE - MOST DVD-9 MOVIES TO ONE DVD+R
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dipstick
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30. December 2002 @ 12:56 |
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Yurz, There are disc's out which have 9G of file space (Mass Media). The only thing is; you will pay about $8.00 a disc and about $2000.00 for a burner.
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framerman
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30. December 2002 @ 14:20 |
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@gbnw28178
Usually, if you're in an english country, the 0x80 stream is automatically checked. Should be the very first one. You can uncheck all the subtitles, but you won't gain that much space, and it's nice to know what Brad Pitt says in Snatch. The other audio is not necessary in 99% of the time. French, german, directors cut: don't really need them unless you speak these languages.
@yruz: Most of the dvd burners out there won't burn to dual layer dvd's. The amount you'd spend on the discs would be about the same amount as buying the actual movie all over again, so why bother?
@carswell: You can split the disc or reencode the video stream. If you choose to reencode, there is alot more headaches for you to come. You have to split the video and audio stream in dvd2avi (or something similar), reencode to a lower bitrate (which can take a really long friggin time), strip out the subtitles, and resave your cell times for your chapters, and then remux everything back together. Then if your really lucky, your audio will be in sync. But, you can get 2 hour movies back onto one dvd5 disc without sacrificing any quality whatsoever. Much better than getting up in the middle of the movie just to put the 2nd disc in.
@Sublime: The only thing I see that might be a little confusing (but not really wrong in your method) is that you should also rip the video_ts.vob also. Some movies don't come with that though, but I don't really want to confuse anyone here either.
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54321
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30. December 2002 @ 16:43 |
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works great sublime77
nice one shame it wont play on all players but then you cant be choise.
when adding files to folder found if folder is bigger than 5Gb's then its time to choise a never method as you will be just wasting time with ifoedit.
thanx
54321
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Skillet
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30. December 2002 @ 16:44 |
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I got it all figured out. Everything is working wonderfully. Thanks for the help everyone.
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stagfish
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30. December 2002 @ 19:28 |
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you can get a dvd that the main movie is less then 5.1 gig cause ifoedit takes about 3/4 of a gig away and then adds back a bit before burning , check men of honor , the main movie is 5047 and finishies at 4.6 , my princo hold 4.7 gig and they only cost .79 havent had problems with them yet and made about 50 so far!!
stagfish
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rpf717
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30. December 2002 @ 20:21 |
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First off, Sublime77_ thank you for this. I'm burning DVD's for the first time today and I followed it easily with only a small question at the end.
You say: "Now click the button "set VTS sectors". After this is done, you are ready to burn."
It is at this point where I'm confused, as the guide didn't mention the following windows/senarios that popped up.
I have a button that says "get VTS sectors" is this what you mean? I clicked on it, and it asks: "Do you want to process ALL IFO files? ATTENTION: this will automaticaly re-save IFO files" I clicked yes, and then attempted to close IFOEDIT. It then prompted me to save my changes, so I did.
I then burned the DVD. It works fine in my DVD burner, but my Xbox won't read it. I burned it with Maxell DVD-R in a Pioneer 105 at 1X. All the DVD5's I have burned, work fine in the Xbox.
Did I make a mistake with the "get/set VTS sectors"?
Again, thanks so much for your help
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Skillet
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30. December 2002 @ 21:28 |
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Does anyone know if Playstation 2 will play DVD+RW's?
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daveee
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31. December 2002 @ 20:39 |
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Woops bad post
AMD XP2000+, 512DDR, PioneerA05, WinXP/ME DualBoot
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 31. December 2002 @ 20:39
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sublime77
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1. January 2003 @ 10:40 |
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It is Get VTS Sectors. Sorry. Try the DVD in another DVD player, preferrably a newer one. Xbox may not play that brand of media or it may not copy any DVDR media. I don't have xbox sooo I don't know. Glad I could help you.
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samq
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1. January 2003 @ 13:38 |
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I really appreicate your guide. If you could help me I would greatly appreciate it. you say you also need to rip the "video ts.ifo & video ts.bup" files. In dvd decrypter it highlights the main files, when i click on the above files to add the main files become un highlighted. is there a way to highlight al files at once?
Thanks,
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framerman
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1. January 2003 @ 13:44 |
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When you're in file mode, just rip the highlighted ones first. Then after those are done ripping, just select the others.
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daveee
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1. January 2003 @ 16:30 |
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OK guys- Im a bit stuck- Trying to backup movie Monsters Ball. Ripped using DVD Decrypter. I now have 8 files Called
MONSTER'S BALL.ISO 7.1GB
MONSTER'S BALL.MDS 5KB
VIDEO_TS.BUP
VTS_01_0.BUP
VIDEO_TS.IFO
VTS_01_0.IFO
VIDEO_TS 40MB
VTS_01_0 340MB
I open VTS_01_0.ifo and go to strip stream as recommended but I get the error "No Nav pack found in VOB file. Invalid VOB file".
Any ideas where Im going wrong? Has it ripped properly? Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers
-V- Thanks Framerman- My 1st attempt, so ill give it another go ;)
AMD XP2000+, 512DDR, PioneerA05, WinXP/ME DualBoot
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 2. January 2003 @ 15:23
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framerman
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2. January 2003 @ 06:08 |
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It looks like you might have ripped twice. Your iso file is an exact image of the disc. Thus it is not necessary to have the other files. But! Your file is too big to fit on a dvd, so you might as well just delete it and start over. Sorry.
When you pressed your tvs_01_0.ifo, it was looking for the main movie vob's which you don't have. Thus the error you received.
Rerip your movie in file mode only in your case. Rip out exactly the files that sublime77 said to. Then open up ifoedit and select your main movie ifo do do your stripping.
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2. January 2003 @ 13:02 |
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re:rpf717
I also can not play my dvd backups in my xbox. However, my xbox is modded with a matrix mod chip and i also upgraded my harddrive to a 40GB and have an extra 60GB i am dropping in the next xbox i buy.
What i have heard is that its the xbox's dvd drive. The first xbox's dvd drive was very picky with media, however, you can replace teh factory dvd drive with a pc dvd drive taht will read more types of dvd media.. but again, i cannot confirm or deny this.
When did you purchase your xbox?
peace
seamonkey420
-note.. looking for full newbie guides to dvd-9 to dvd-5 or xbox matrix mod chips? check out my site:
http://www.geocities.com/daseamonkey420
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cowboysno
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3. January 2003 @ 20:32 |
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Sublime,
Thanks for the great guide! I do have a problem though, I did everything according to your guide and had no problems at all until I tried to burn the files to the DVD-R. I had all the files that I wanted to burn, in the proper window, and clicked burn. It then said "DVD-Video Rellocation Failed" in the log, it said that the file, "VTS_01_05.VOB" was not located. There was no VTS_01_05.VOB file for the movie I tried to burn "Hoosiers". After it says that the DVD-Video Rellocation Failed, it asks me if I want to burn the DVD anyway but it might be unplayable. I click no and have been trying to figure out what the problem is. If anyone could help me out that would be great, thanks!
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cowboysno
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3. January 2003 @ 21:30 |
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I just tried burning the DVD-R and it did not work.
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chuymstr
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4. January 2003 @ 12:08 |
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Sony DRX-500UL (~430.00 us)(i-Link//USB 2.0) does both DVD+R and DVD-R. Sony also makes the internal drive DR*-500** (~350.00 us). If you purchase this burner, get the latest firmware. It allows for burning 4X on both + and - media. Nero 5.5.10.0 loves this burner! You need to verify the DVD player this media will be used on. The older players like DVD-R; while the newer ones prefer DVD+R.
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sublime77
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4. January 2003 @ 12:36 |
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I've gotten that message before and I've always understood that the ifo files are not correct. "Get VTS Sectors" again and then try to burn. I normally have to recreate the ifo files and then it works. That's what I always do and it works. You'll probably have to recreate the ifo files to another directory and then just drop them in the correct folder. When asked to replace, click yes. That should do it.
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cowboysno
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6. January 2003 @ 07:31 |
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Ok, cool, that worked. Thanks so much for all the help!
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BIGT1561
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7. January 2003 @ 07:00 |
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Hey, thanx for the great guide, it deffinitely works, bit by bit and i copy a dvd perfectly everytime. Howver does this guide allow you to play your dvd on your standalone. MIne does not play my dvds, only my computer can play them HELP!. As my dvd player is deffinitely compatible with dvd-rs
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sublime77
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7. January 2003 @ 11:10 |
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Yeah, the disc should work for a stand alone DVD player, works fine on mine. Maybe it's the player or media. I don't know. Have you played DVDR media on the stand alone player before and now you can't play the discs made with my guide? Maybe you can try to play the disc at a Circuit City or similar electronics store to find out if it's the DVD player or the disc?
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T2K
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7. January 2003 @ 11:31 |
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Every body stop what your doing and download
Ifoedit, I pretty sure its free.
T2K
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T2K
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7. January 2003 @ 11:32 |
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Every body stop what your doing and download
Ifoedit, I pretty sure its free.
T2K
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sublime77
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8. January 2003 @ 04:14 |
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That's what we've been talking about! Read above, T2K.
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chuymstr
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8. January 2003 @ 17:35 |
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Yes, ifoedit is wonderful. The easiest may be to run Movie only; strip streams; leave all checkmarks as-is; Determine Audio/Video choices (the less, the better, due to movie being smaller in size);. Destination file should be (example) c:\MOVIE NAME\VIDEO_TS. Make sure there is always a VIDEO_TS folder as the holder of the movie files. Keep ifoedit open. When done, open up the VTS_01_0.IFO file and run Get VTS sector; answer yes to all questions; run Remove P-UPs; save file; say yes to creating BUP file. Open the VIDEO_TS_IFO file and run Region free. Save this file; say yes to creating BUP file. You should be ready to Burn..Baby..Burn. You can test on WinDVD4 (Platinum, etc..). If movie plays from the c:\MOVIE NAME\VIDEO_TS folder, then it is good to go. I apologize if my fellow readers have already tried this before, otherwise...enjoy! I use this method when there is a movie that has ~4.5 to 5.2 Gigs.
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