If you demux the video with DGIndexNV from VOB or from MKV you have 2 different INITIAL video. The VOB one has one more brand smart clip.
[CLOSED] Parsing some DVD
Re: Parsing some DVD
All DVD are now gone for hell in thrash bin. I managed to solve the issue with a pass in MakeMKV.MeteorRain wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:46 pmLike Rocky said, inside DVD Decrypter, switch to IFO mode, make sure in program settings you turn of VOB splitting feature (splitting size = None), pick your PGC, select your chapters as required, and execute it to give you a nice and clean single VOB file.
Is there a way to demux elementary streams from saved VIDEO_TS folder?
Re: Parsing some DVD
I said many times DGIndexNV does not do ifo parsing. You can do it at rip time as explained or you can use another tool. Be happy!
Re: Parsing some DVD
Who gives a crap about DVDs anymore? People want to 'back up' their DVDs to HEVC or something to save space? Just save the ISOs and call it a day. Am I wrong?
Curly Howard
Director of EAC3TO Development
Director of EAC3TO Development
Re: Parsing some DVD
OK, good to hear. I will mark this closed.
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Re: Parsing some DVD
That's exact reason why you should back up DVDs in ISOs and not a single VIDEO_TS folder.Guest 2 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 12, 2020 5:03 pmAll DVD are now gone for hell in thrash bin. I managed to solve the issue with a pass in MakeMKV.MeteorRain wrote: ↑Sat Apr 11, 2020 4:46 pmLike Rocky said, inside DVD Decrypter, switch to IFO mode, make sure in program settings you turn of VOB splitting feature (splitting size = None), pick your PGC, select your chapters as required, and execute it to give you a nice and clean single VOB file.
Is there a way to demux elementary streams from saved VIDEO_TS folder?
However it's not that hard to fire up ImgBurn and create an ISO from VIDEO_TS folder and then split VOBs from there.