Screwed up conversion dvd to svcd, still have vobs...how?

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Ok, I bummed a copy of a movie (2 actually) and screwed up and accidently deleted my completed Bin/Cue's. I still have the VOB and .IFO files though. I normally use DVD2SVCD with CCE 2.5, Audio 192KBS with 5.1 sound. How would I get these VOB/IFO's to a SVCD in an easy format that wont make me sit at my machines for hours to do so?

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[poopyhead]

How would I get these VOB/IFO's to a SVCD in an easy format that wont make me sit at my machines for hours to do so?

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errr....SVCD is a format.... if you want your rip as SVCD, you have no choice but to encode. cce is suppose to be fast, as least faster than tmpgenc.

otherwise, the fastest way would be to make a DVD-R out of them...but, that's assuming u have a dvd burner...

btw, do u actually sit and wait in front of your computer while it encodes??? just do the encoding overnight while you're sleeping and by the time you wake up, your rip should be done

[Psycho_Dad_Rules]

Hi,

First off, there are many "undelete" programs available on the net. If you didn't fill up you harddisk to much after deleting, the files will still be recoverable.
Second, if you only erased the bin/cue file and still have all the other files DVD2SVCD created, you can select the recover option from one of the tabs and point it to your project file (which is usually in the folder where DVD2SVCD saves its data and bin/cue files) and select the option to build the image.

If you deleted these files as well, just start DVD2SVCD, deselect the " Rip DVD" option and just select the Vobs/Ifo as source for encoding and everything would be just fine (after a couple of hours encoding).

Hope this helps.

Greetz,

pSyChO dAd

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Thanks Psycho, thats exactly what I was looking for. I just selected conversion within DVD2SVCD and pointed to the .IFO. It took right off. I would assume it will do the rest just as if it had been a DVD source. Thanks!
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