How do you delete audio streams from IFO/VOB files?

[Cambion7]

I have decided it would be a good idea, since CloneDVD2 sometimes cannot identify the Commentary track, that I manually delete the unwanted audio tracks from the DVD files on the hard disk, prior to burning to a DVD+R. I've found a guide that talks about cleaning up the language menu once a language track is stripped, but I'm unable to find a guide that talks about how to target the desired language tracks.

Example is Fantastic 4. Language track 4 is the commentary audio that I would like to drop like a bad habit, along with the Spanish audio. Is there any good guide that talks about how to use VOBEdit/IFOEdit/VOBblanker to get the desired result?

Thanks in advance,
Cambion7

[blutach]

VobBlanker strips audio (and subtitle) streams as does DVD Shrink for example (among many others).

Once done, open in PgcEdit and from the menu: DVD --> Fix number of streams in VMGM/VTSI_MAT tables.

Regards

[Cambion7]

VobBlanker strips audio (and subtitle) streams as does DVD Shrink for example (among many others).

Once done, open in PgcEdit and from the menu: DVD --> Fix number of streams in VMGM/VTSI_MAT tables.

Regards

Thanks Blutach! Your knowledge is appreciated as always!
Cambion7

[Cambion7]

VobBlanker strips audio (and subtitle) streams as does DVD Shrink for example (among many others).

Once done, open in PgcEdit and from the menu: DVD --> Fix number of streams in VMGM/VTSI_MAT tables.

Regards

One last thing Blutach. I stripped the undesired audio using VOBblanker, cut out the cells that PGCedit couldn't blank during the kill process phase, then after VOBblanker processes the files and they get copied over, PGCedit doesn't find anything wrong with the audio streams when I click on the "Fix number....." item. It does however find a problem with the number of sub pics. I assume by what I see in the VOBblanker log that the latest version washes up and readjusts those pointers for the audio, but doesn't do anything about the sub pics. In any regards, the backup works great, and the audio (at least the dolby) is there. Since I don't have a DTS capable hardware I'll assume that's okay too.

Best Regards,
Cambion7

[blutach]

yes, there's a setting in VobBlanker to fix the streams too I think it's on by default.

(Clear audio/subs status when blaning in "more options")

Regards