DVD THT RIPPED AND CAME UP OVER 4.4 GB

[mol3000]

I Ripped my spriggan using ifoedit and it still came up like 100 or 200 mb over what my dvd will burn.... i even ran the edit .vobs back thru ifoedit thinkin it would just shorten down in size again but it didnt ...... is there another way for me to down the size or is there a way to OVERBURN a dvd yet ???????

[tonyp12]

I guess you stripped out extra audio and subtitles.
(and left out angle2 if present)

Check to see if the last vobid is around 2-4 minutes,
then it is the end-credit so un-select this vobid.

If the movie uses only a few vobid and unselecting one
will cut out more than the end-credits
when you need to manualy split the last vob with Vobsplit 2.6

http://anasto.go.to

[mol3000]

i am not fully understanding

[tonyp12]

You stripped out French and Spanish audio, right?

And it is still 200mb to big?

Leave out the end-credits.

In the picture below, vobid 18 is probably a 3minute end-credit.
Unselect it and your final folder should be the 4.37GB needed.




If the movie is not split up in small vobids, when you have to use
vobspliter and cut out the end-credits.

[joepic]

If the movie uses only a few vobid and unselecting one
will cut out more than the end-credits
when you need to manualy split the last vob with Vobsplit 2.6

http://anasto.go.to

I have download your software and started the program. I do not have a .VOB file here at work to try this on. The program looks very nice but I have one dumb question...

Your program requests:
"Enter the position (strarting point) in bytes to start extract (Directly or by track bar)"

What software are you using to find the start/end points of the .VOB file in bytes to extract?

Thanks

[tonyp12]

I play the vob in powerDVD and look at the timebar to see when the
endcredits start.

Hint: try to calculate how big the last vob need to be so
they all are under 4.37GB.

You should be able to find out if you need to cut out 20% or 40% etc.

[joepic]

I play the vob in powerDVD and look at the timebar to see when the
endcredits start.

Thanks for the quick response.

Your program uses BYTES not TIME to determine start/end values. I thought that powerDVD showed the TIME position not BYTE position or does it show both?

Again I am at work and don't have all of the toys at my finger tips to try this on.