The weirdest thing I've ever seen. I just got a panasonic DVD recorder & tried it out. Transfered a couple of videos, no problems. was able to put on computer for editing again, no problem. Now the wierd thing. Had about 13 episodes of a cartoon show on my DVR I was gonna put to DVD for my daughter. I wanted the episodes all on separite titles so they would be easy to find so I pressed stop at the end of each episode, thus creating a new title each time. Well I go to put it on the computer & no program will even open it because it's so big. TMPSnc will open it but since each 22 min episode came out to about 4 GB there will be no way to burn it!! This big explosion of space only happened when I pressed stop to create diferent titles, when it was a strait transfer in was fine. Anyone heard of such a thing?/Thanks
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video bitrate is tooooo high....check out the guide section
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The thing is, this disc was recorded in ep/6 hr mode. Shouldn't that adjust the bit-rate atoumaticly? now I just did another disc in flex time mode( you tell it how long the show is & It adjusts for it) & did it all as 1 title & the disc is fine. So does stopping the recording after each episode to make a new title blow up the size somehow? And that still doesn't explain how a 4.7 GB DVD can Hold 15 GBs of info. If the bitrate was just set too high,wouldn't the disc just get full after like 20 min or something? Thanks
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don't reencode, edit and reauthor with tmpgenc dvd author and it will fit (if it is dvd compliant).
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I use DVd decryptor to get it on the computer. I knew there was gonna be a problem because there were SO Many VOB. files!
I don't know what REencode means but I did try TMPGnc to reauthor & that's how I figured out that each episode was 4 gb. I guess what I can do from now all is just split it into Titles/ chapters with TMPG, but I was trying to do some of the work with the stand-alone!
I'm still trying to get my ahead around how that much info even fit on the disc!
Well I'm off to work, but if anyone else has any input/ suggerstions I'll be checking them out when I get home! Thanks -
did you use the add dvd video in tmpgenc dvd author? and select the video_ts folder. don't just add the vobs. and it might also help to run fixvts on the video_ts.
and please use tmpgenc dvd author or tda when you mention it...just tmpgenc is an encoder. -
Yes I use TMPGns dvd author, & I used add dvd video & added the Video_ts folder. The thing is It doesn't matter what program I use The Disc ITSELF had about 15 GB of info on it! How is that possable?!
Anyway, I've done a few transfers using the flex time mode & not breaking it up into titles & it's been fine. I can keep doing it this way & it works for me, but it still doesn'texplain how 15 GB fits on 1 disc!!!!!!! Thanks -
I'm guessing the intros and outtros repeat, so if you managed to rip all the episodes individually you ended up ripping the parts individually and got the repeating stuff.
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4.7G don't just turn into 15GB when transferred (copied) to HD. And, NO, it's not possible to put more than 4.7G on a SL DVD recordable. Something is wrong in the calculations somewhere...
It sounds like those separate VOB's are re-referencing the same piece of media.
Why don't you use ISObuster and copy the whole disc image and re-author directly from a mounted image (DaemonTools, etc)?
Scott
BTW, don't do that again!
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