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    hi,

    i recently created a 25 minute vob file from two other vob file - i used tmpgenc dvd author to join them together and it worked fine - now i find i need to change the audio from ac3 to wav so i used vobedit to demux only when i do this i get some serious problems, the video plays fine but media player says it's only 18 minutes long (the length of the first movie) while the audio is still 25 minutes long. i've demuxed lots but always get the same results. so i changed the audio to wav and re-muxed, only this time the picture is totally out of sync and speeds up a lot. basically it doesn't work!

    i figured it could be a problem in the IFO file, perhaps it only picked up on the first movie when i joined the other vobs? hmm, not sure - anyway i guess what i'm asking is if anyone else has had this problem and whether or not ffmpegx might do a better job of demuxing the joined vob?

    any help or advice would be greatly appreciated!
    thank you for reading.
    michael x
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    i guess it all comes down to the vob cell id's but since i dont know anything about these the only thing i can do right now is use dvd2svcd and re-encode using tmpgenc - i didn't want to do this because obviously i've just lost a generation but needs must eh.

    still wouldn't mind any advice if anyone has it though.

    cheers
    michael x
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    From memory VOBEdit has a tckbox in the demux screen that says "Demux entire titleset" or something like that. Make sure that this is ticked. If this doesn't fix it I would run your VOB through IFOEdit and get it to create new IFOs for you.
    If in doubt, Google it.
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