Hello Forum Members:
I have four VOB files as follows:
Name part1.vob
Name part2.vob
Name part3.vob
Name part4.vob
that are located in the VIDEO_TS folder.
1. Do I need to change the names of the VOBs files first?
2. I have no IFO or BUP files with these VOBs.
3. How do I create, if possible, new IFO and BUP files?
4. Burning - Have Nero 6 and DVDFab
Thanks,
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Miss Sherlock
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You can't. You need to demux the streams from those VOBs and re-author in your authoring tool of choice.
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Originally Posted by tomlee59I think,therefore i am a hamster.
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Why would he/she need to demux?
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Originally Posted by videopoo
in any authoring program while retaining the video/audio sync across all 4?
If you don't know the answer please don't clutter up threads (especially threads started
by inexperienced people) with your vast knowledge of video "terms". All that does is
confuse people while making you sound more knowledgeable than you really are.
DAMN I hate that.
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How in the hell would you go about demuxing 4 separate VOB files, then joining them back up
in any authoring program while retaining the video/audio sync across all 4?
If you don't know the answer please don't clutter up threads (especially threads started
by inexperienced people) with your vast knowledge of video "terms". All that does is
confuse people while making you sound more knowledgeable than you really are.
DAMN I hate that.
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Originally Posted by videopoo
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Originally Posted by hech54
Yes, if they're just 4 unrelated VOB files chosen at random, then your concern about the audio synch not being maintained would be valid, but that doesn't seem to be the case here. -
Simple DVD Creator demuxes separate VOB files and creates a perfectly good DVD.
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Demuxing is a wasted step if you have an authoring program that will accept the vobs.
DVDFlick, as well as many other programs, will accept a vob without the need to demux first.
The easiest way to get a new DVD is load the vobs into DVDFlick and reauthor.
(The OP didn't include enough info to determine if the original DVD was one title or multiple titles) -
I found that DVD Flick loads VOB files out of order (which can be corrected) and gives undeserved error messages.
Simple DVD Creator had no problems with the same movie.
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Originally Posted by qpskfec
(The OP didn't include enough info to determine if the original DVD was one title or multiple titles) -
Hi All:
Wow! You guys are good!
I know the basics but I haven't done any "authoring" of videos until now. I appreciate all the great advice.
I renamed the files as directed which are all one video or DVD:
VTS_01_1.VOB, etc.
I downloaded the Ifoedit and asked it create the missing ISOs and BUPs and it worked great! Grabbed the VIDEO_TS folder and placed it into DVDFab and burned to DVD.
It is a PAL format (UK). Would this create any problems for the quality of video. Do I need to change from PAL to NTCS first before burning?
Also the video is old. It was recorded from TV in 1982 onto VHS and then to VOB (how I don't know). So the VOB video files are showing some problems with resolution, a little wobbly and pixelling.
Each part is about 30 minutes each:
Format : MPEG-PS
File size : 1 023 MiB
Duration : 29mn 10s
Overall bit rate : 4 903 Kbps
Video
ID :224 (0xE0)
Format : MPEG Video
Format version : Version 2
Format profile : Main@Main
Format settings, Matrix : Default
Duration : 29mn 10s
Bit rate mode : Variable
Bit rate : 4 452 Kbps
Nominal bit rate : 7 000 Kbps
Width : 720 pixels
Height : 576 pixels
Display aspect ratio : 4/3
Frame rate : 25.000 fps
Standard : PAL
Colorimetry : 4:2:0
Scan type : Interlaced
Scan order : Top Field First
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 0.429
Stream size : 929 MiB (91%)
Audio
ID : 128 (0x80)
Format : AC-3
Format/Info : Audio Coding 3
Duration : 29mn 10s
Bit rate mode : Constant
Bit rate : 256 Kbps
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Channel positions : L R
Sampling rate : 48.0 KHz
Video delay : -304ms
Stream size : 53.4 MiB (5%)
LJB are: 1) to join the files first, 2) then use DVDFlick to "author" and 3) then burn.
Manono: 1) DGIndex (joins? and demux) and 2) Muxman (reauthor) and 3) burn.
Sambat: 1) Simple DVD Creator and then 2) burn.
Based on the additional information, how should I proceed with all of the above parameters. Including the fact the video is old. Does the authoring help with some of video problems or is there an additional step that is needed?
Many thanks,
Miss SherlockMiss Sherlock -
It is a PAL format (UK). Would this create any problems for the quality of video. Do I need to change from PAL to NTCS first before burning? question.gif
Since you live in Canada, you need NTSC or a DVD player that can convert PAL to NTSC on the fly. It is possible to do the conversion via software, but it seems to me that that option is beyond your capabilities. If it is important enough, you need to buy the DVD player that can handle the conversion. They can be had for as little as $50US.
Bob Andrews -
I agree with RWANDREWS.
Didn't you say you had successfully created the IFOs and BUPs with IFOEdit and then burned it to disc? If so, just test it out in your player. You don't want to have to convert from PAL to NTSC if you can avoid it.
Does the authoring help with some of video problems or is there an additional step that is needed? -
And I agree with Manono's agreement with Bob.
You've already burned the DVD, so now just test it. The best solution, which has been mentioned, is to use/get a DVD player that handles both PAL and NTSC. These are common in Europe, not so common in the US. I have no idea what their availability is in Canada, but there are always online vendors to turn to.
Converting PAL to NTSC (or vice versa) is a pain in the fazoo, so I'd strongly recommend the player-based solution. -
Hi All:
Well it played on my computer without any problems. The video quality is not the greatest but I could still watch the video. However, my SONY DVD player would not play the disk because of the PAL formatting.
Good to know for future reference. I don't usually use any PAL formatted versions but this happens to be an old one that I wanted.
Thanks again for all the help,
Miss Sherlock -
Originally Posted by tomlee59
I've converted many PAL concerts and standalone VOB music videos to NTSC, usually using AVStoDVD with HCenc 2 pass encoding and the results are fine. As long as a menu doesn't have to be kept there is no pain involved, except with AVStoDVD you do have to start with one large file as it doesn't have a merge option like Flick. -
Different fazoos do have different pain thresholds. Mine is low. Glad that yours is very high.
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