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    Dear friends,

    Is there any way we can automatically Split a DVD to a lot of Chapter files, without having to manual mark and rip each chapter at a time?

    Sinc.,

    J.J.
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    Yes. DVDDecrypter or Smartripper can rip the entire movie and split it into one file for each chapter - you just need to go to the settings, and for DVDDecrypter set File-splitting to "By chapter" on the tab of the mode you're using (File or IFO):




    In Smartripper you go to the settings and set File - Splitting to "Every chapter":

    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Thanks a lot. The problem is that the chapters are on a same vts ( Title ), but in different Program chains
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    So use File mode. If they're in the same VTS, then they'll be in the same set of VTS_xx_x.VOB files. Or alternatively do one PGC at a time, only ticking the chapters you require:

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    I don't know why the Dvd-lab authors its movies in different Program chains .

    What I really want, is put then in a same program chain at the dvd-lab. As that's not possibly, I will try to join them before that. I am afraid that I already did that, and I got a sync problem


    I am also afraid that demux a TMPGEnc DVD Author DVD ( DVD Authored by The TMPGEnc DVD Author ), results in Sync problem, because the TMPGEnc DVD Author can put a lot of movies or Chapter movies in a same program chain, but I don't know if we can also put a first play movie with it
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