Combining DTS Titles

[drfsupercenter]

You have to set a Layer Break for dual layer discs. Ask blutach for help. I needed help myself LOL. All I know is that it will not play if there is not a layer break.

[CMG0311]

Ohhh! Well now that would make sense. I was wondering how that would work because I didn't get to set one and I figured it would be at like exactly the half way point in the movie (no matter what frame that is).

[blutach]

If using Nero log is at C:\Program Files\Ahead\Nero\NeroHistory.log

Why are you using DVD Shrink with a DL project?

Regards

[CMG0311]

I figured it wouldn't make a difference since there's a setting on there for Dual Layerd discs. So if I record it with Nero it should work?

[blutach]

Not if the LB isn't set properly - and I can't see how DVD Shrink sets the layer break - only removes it.

Best to burn it this way.

Regards

[CMG0311]

Alright, everything works until I go to burn, and then I get this message:

Can't open INI File (%s), using default settings...

[blutach]

This is a PgcEdit message?

Regards

[CMG0311]

Yup, and I figured out what it was, I was accidently using the wrong ImgTool thing and thought I downloaded the Classic version but I didn't... So it all works now! Thank you all so much for the help!

[blutach]

Glad it worked! And



Regards

[CMG0311]

This is kind of an off question, but I've always wondered, what makes a layer change unnoticable? I have a DVD player now (Denon DVD-955s) that removes most layer changes (it worked on the Titanic disc I just made) but some it still doesn't remove. I know on my old DVD player that didn't have a buffer in it still did layer changes flawlessly on Superbit discs.

[blutach]

The only way it is truly unnoticeable is on a DVD-5. While you can buffer data, the fact is that the vid is coming in at 4Mbps+, so you need some big buffers.

The other fact is that the laser needs time to read "through" the outer layer to the inner layer (a distance of 20 to 70 microns).

Regards