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  • I26
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    Gold Member
    • Jun 2002
    • 106

    Forgot to copy IFO to disk

    Well this is a brain fart kinda thing. I used cladXP to rip a DVD to HD but I forgot to rip the .ifo files as well...the ones needed so that I can convert the entire movie at once. Now I will have to do it in parts. Can they be joined without losing quality and audio sync...kinda bites!!!???

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  • khp
    The Other
    • Nov 2001
    • 2161

    #2
    I can think of any number of programs, that can convert a chain of vobfiles as one, without using the ifo file.

    GKnot(DVD2AVI really) any version of flask(except 0.6) and many others.

    Now if you movie contains multiple angles, then you are in trouble.
    Last edited by khp; 1 Oct 2002, 08:46 AM.
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    • Enchanter
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      • Feb 2002
      • 5417

      #3
      In addition to that, the IFO file is needed for extraction of the subtitles.

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      • I26
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        • Jun 2002
        • 106

        #4
        Well I am going to do any subtitle work on this movie. Plus I know it was not a multi-angle flick. I am sure I can make it work...just that I am looking for some pointers from those who have been there before. Thanx!!

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        • I26
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          • Jun 2002
          • 106

          #5
          Originally posted by khp
          I can think of any number of programs, that can convert a chain of vobfiles as one, without using the ifo file.

          GKnot(DVD2AVI really) any version of flask(except 0.6) and many others.

          Now if you movie contains multiple angles, then you are in trouble.
          So how does one go about getting Flask to encode a chain of vob files? Thanx!!

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          • khp
            The Other
            • Nov 2001
            • 2161

            #6
            By opening the *_1.vob file.
            Flask will automatically append the rest.
            Except if you are using flask0.6, in that case you need the thunder.mism plugin or the subtitles fix.
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