Splip

[blutach]

Yes. And, IIRC, ImgBurn will mark as seamless (SPLIP=yes) the non-seamless cell (if you choose a LB at a different place).

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[ElBoricua433]

Just to let you know Blutach, I did another back up, Movie-Only, did not remove the layer break with DVD Shrink after RipIt4Me did it's thing and that's what come up in the layer break window, only one color coded blue star which means very good and the SPLIP says no, sometimes the color coded star is Blue in some movies, sometimes the color coded star is orange or that yellow stars which means only good, just to let you know how it looks

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[blutach]

Yes, LUK has programmed it that way based on certain rules.

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[ElBoricua433]

I always choose the no one cause it's the only color coded one

[blutach]

The point is you can choose what you want. And IF your player supports it, you can make it seamless, too, which is a big plus.

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[ElBoricua433]

now this is going to be off topic, well I think, Blutach how do edit main movie PGC's to take out any cell commands before the layerbreak with PgcEdit? I read it somewhere in the ImgBurn forums in the actual website

[blutach]

Easy. Use PGCEdit. Double click on the movie PGC. Scroll down to the LB (it will be obvious since it will be ticked or there might be a chapter split into 2 cells in the middle of the flick). If there is a cell command other than "0" there in the middle of the movie, make it 0. However, do know what you are doing. Some movies have branching via cell commandfs and so only delete the command that corresponds to a NOP.

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[ElBoricua433]

Umm Okay thanks