how? multi-titleset DVD to 2 DVD-Rs

[dvd2dvdr]

Derrow's guides for splitting to 2 DVD-Rs have worked great so far for everything except this...

11 Titlesets, VTS_10 is the main movie. (5.5Gb). When playing the original on Ifoedit, it reports that titles 1,5,7,8,9,10 have been played. (correspond to VTS_10/6/2/4/3/1).

I split the DVD w/Ifoedit, it gives me VTS_10 & VIDEO_TS* by default. I copy over the remaining VTS_XX for the titles above and yet it doesn't play in Ifoedit's DVD player. It starts playing for a few minutes and then complains that a file is missing from the DVD (#$%@#$ which one?)

suggestions?

[dvd2dvdr]

guys....hello? any ideas?

[wiespino]

Usually when splitting in separate folder and copying the other files to complete the discs is very easy to overlook one file. In your case that will be VTS_10_0.VOB, the movie menu. Ifoedit does nothing with this file when splitting and you need to copy it separately in both folders !

If is still not working then sometimes these problems appear from the crazy way the DVD was authored. I had issues with Monsters INC and the only way to do it was to generate new VIDEO_TS.ifo's.
Anyway I think in your case is that menu. I forget somethimes to copy it in the final directory because somewhere in my mind I think that I already took care of the movie files (for you VTS_10) when splitting!
Good Luck and let me know if this was your problem !

[Cardfan]

have ifoedit build new ifo files into a new directory and copy the vob's into your new directory. This works for me sometimes.

[dvd2dvdr]

nope, it's not the _0.VOB file, I used to do that a lot in the beginning but I usually remember now
It's Fantasia 2000 and the damn thing is really complicated. It plays 6 titles before it gets to the main movie ????? Ifoedit seems to have a problem splitting it. Even if I split to a new dir, generate new .ifo's and copy *every single missing* .vob (other than the generated ones of course), it still complains...

I've spent too much time with this DVD, I think I'll end up re-encoding it to fit in a single disc and see what happens, maybe this one wasn't meant to be split.

thanks guys