Made an ISO with DvD Decrypter... now!?

[only_emo_kid]

Alright, as topic says. I made an ISO of Mall Rats with DVD Decrypter and then loaded the ISO into dvd shrink, and then went to backup.. I was watching the video preview as it encoded... and I saw like a box come in front of the video as it played like the director commentary and then goes away, u know how they have the commentarys? well, I do'nt want that infront of my movie... so wtf? Thx

[bazooka]

Uncheck the directors commentary audio before you backup with shrink

[only_emo_kid]

.... I made the first ISO with DVD Decrypter and its not audio, its a video box in front of the movie..... **EDIT** Only sometimes it comes up, and only for about 15 seconds..

[only_emo_kid]

I also haven't burned the dvd yet to a dvd-r and checked it out, so it might work right then, but i'm not quite so sure it will.. =\

[bazooka]

You can also disable subtitles and substreams of insignificant sizes.

[only_emo_kid]

its not subtitles!!! :P

[bazooka]

I added something to the statement.

You can disable video substrems of insignificant sizes.

[only_emo_kid]

I added something to the statement.

You can disable video substrems of insignificant sizes.

... Is that possible after you already made an ISO with DVD Decrypter?

[bazooka]

Yeah.

It is in the dvdshrink settings.

[only_emo_kid]

Okay, wasn't sure... It something I need to check on DVD Shrink correct? Because I don't have any dvd-rw or anything to test this one with...

[only_emo_kid]

..I cancelled the encoding, and looked... I never encountered a dvd with the subpicture thing before, so thats new thing Thanks!!

[bazooka]

No problem and yes, you need to check the box that states disable audio and video substreams.

[only_emo_kid]

.... I just done that, and watched the encoding again.. and damnit it's still there?!

[bazooka]

There is another option to disable all subpictures except menu and forced streams.

You could try that.

[only_emo_kid]

trying that now..... I'll let u know, Thx

[only_emo_kid]

...still didn't work

[bazooka]

All I can tell you now is to explore the settings in decrypter.

It may be a prohibited Use Object.

You may need to delete the iso and disable the puo's in decrypter then rip and create a new iso.

[only_emo_kid]

too late =\ dvd is gone lol

[bazooka]

too late =\ dvd is gone lol

That sux. I am afraid you are stuck with that video then.

[only_emo_kid]

whut makes me wonder, that there is an untouched video file there is its a 7.7 GB ISO File

[bazooka]

You could run the iso back through decrypter and possibly remove it that way.

Just switch decrypter to iso-read.

[MOVIEGEEK]

Use File mode in DVDDecrypter when ripping or let DVDShrink do it.

[adam]

That is not a subpicture, that is part of the video stream. Its contained in a separate angle. You can rip the DVD in IFO mode and select the angle you want, usually angle 1, or you can strip out unwanted angles with IFOEdit.

[only_emo_kid]

...Can I get rid of the unwated angle if I already have the .iso but don't have the dvd with me right now? Thx

[MOVIEGEEK]

...Can I get rid of the unwated angle if I already have the .iso but don't have the dvd with me right now? Thx

Use IsoBuster to open the image then send the files to a new folder and use IFOEdit to remove the other angles.

[adam]

You can just mount the image with Daemon Tools and it will be just like as if the DVD was in your dvd-rom. From there you can do whatever you want, including stripping the unwanted angles.

[only_emo_kid]

You can just mount the image with Daemon Tools and it will be just like as if the DVD was in your dvd-rom. From there you can do whatever you want, including stripping the unwanted angles.

can i use dvd shrink on it then?

[adam]

Yes but unless you strip out then angle then its still there. If you use DVD Shrink in reauthor mode you can just select the angle you want. But if you want a full backup then you've got to strip that angle out before hand, as far as I know.

[only_emo_kid]

Yes but unless you strip out then angle then its still there. If you use DVD Shrink in reauthor mode you can just select the angle you want. But if you want a full backup then you've got to strip that angle out before hand, as far as I know.

How do I strip the angle out with daemon tools?

[adam]

You mount the image with Daemon Tools. This lets you access the image as if it were a DVD in your dvd-rom. There are many guides on this site which explain how to do this.

From there you have to strip the angles in something like IFOEdit. Again, there are guides on this site which explain how to do this.