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    Hello,

    is there any way in DVD2ONE to rip for example the movie AND the trailer? If you do this the other overwrites the other and new .bup / .ifo files are made for that particular stream.

    So, can I have him rip the trailer and the movie, play the trailer first and after that the movie (thus without any menu(s)) or is DVD2ONE not the suitable program for this?
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    With DVD2One, save the movie to folder1 and the trailer to folder2. In folder2, rename all the files except VIDEO_TS files to VTS_02_XX.XXX and move them to folder1.

    1. With IFOEdit load the VIDEO_TS.IFO file from folder1.

    2. Select VMG_VTS_ATRT and change the 'Number of Video Title Sets' to 2.

    3. Select VMG_PTT-SRPT and change the 'Number of Title play Maps' to 2.

    4. Refresh the page (select VMGM_MAT and back to VMG_PTT_SRPT) and enter the following:
    Title_2: Title Playback type = 20
    Title_2: Number of angles = 1
    Title_2: Number of Chapters = 1 (or number of chapters in trailer)
    Title_2: Title Set Number = 2
    Title_2: Title set Title-number (VTS_TTN) = 1

    5. Select VMG_VTS_ATRT and enter the following:
    VTS_2: Number of audio streems in Title (VTSTT_VOBS) = (number of audio tracks)

    6. To have the trailer play first, double click VMGM_MAT and First Play PGC. Change the 1.Pre command from [30 02 00 00 00 01 00] to [30 002 00 00 00 02 00].

    7. Click 'Save' and 'Get VTS sectors' then you're ready to burn.

    The trailer will play first. If the movie doesn't play after the trailer (some DVD players), select Title 1 with the remote control.

    Hope this helps.

    Chas
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    Hi!

    thanx for the response! This works quite good but now I bumped into another problem:

    I'm trying the same solution to add 4 titles to the main movie (thus 5 titles). In VMG_PTT-SRPT and changing the 'Number of Title play Maps' to 5 there are no problems but when I go in VMG_VTS_ATRT and change the 'Number of Video Title Sets' to 5 and refresh, the program will crash immediately when I return to this map; it always does with a higher number than '3'.

    What am I doing wrong here? The main video_ts.ifo file now only sees 3 titles but when I open it in powerdvd he sees 5 titles.

    I will burn this to a dvd-rw to see what my dvd player does with it (or don't).

    any suggestions?
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    Hi,

    addendum:

    I can't select titles with my dvd player thus can't reach the other titles on the dvd-r; it gives me some 'not permitted' message. With SVCD with multiple tracks and a menu this was never a problem.

    can this setting also be altered within video_ts.ifo?
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    Check your trailer VTS_02_0.IFO file with IFOEdit. Double click VTS_PGCITI then VTS_PGC_1 then double click on 'Prohibited user operations'. If Title play is checked then unckeck it and save file. If your trailer was made with DVD2One then it automatically clears all the Prohibited user operations. Your remote should work now.

    You're right about changing the number of video title sets above 3. Could be a bug in the program or maybe some IFOEdit wizard out there could chime in.

    Chas
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    Hi!

    nope, remote won't work, even with all of them unchecked. If there is a simple menumaker (like Nero has for vcd/svcd) than I could go around this problem but haven't find any yet.
    Within Powerdvd I can use titleplay perfectly to select the other tracks.

    It could be a bug about the setting higher than 3; I will check with earlier versions of Ifoedit... else wait for a working version to come out.

    If I go to the last chapter of the main movie and I press 'skip forward' than sometimes he goes to the next title but unfortunately not always.

    I appreciate your great help! A solution is nearby, i'm sure!
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    Megahurts,

    I can select titles now, I was doing something wrong myself. You have to use the 'a-time' or 'go-to' button but instead I only tried the numeric keys directly to select a title... that's a NO-GO.

    thank you for your great help, this is wat I was seeking for!

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    Glad to be of help. Still trying to figure out why we can't add more than 3 titles in IFOEdit. Will let you know if I find the solution.

    Chas
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    If you're still interested in adding 3 or more titles in IFOedit, you can use this guide to modify a VIDEO_TS.IFO. It's set up for 5 titles but can be used for any number.

    1. VMG_VTS_ARTR
    a Zero out all the VTS_1: stuff
    b VTS_1 Attribute start Byte = 28 (Titles x 4 + 8)
    c End byte of VTS_ARTR Table = 3907 ((titles x 775) + titles -1 + step 1b)
    d Number of Tittles Sets = 5
    e Refresh page

    2. Enter VTS_2: Attribute start byte = 804 ((titles -1 x 776) + step 1b)
    Repeat for all VTS_X Attribute start byte titles and refresh page.
    You should have 5 VTS_X Title sets with all zeros. If not then zero them out and refresh.

    3. Enter the appropriate data for all the title sets
    VTS Arrtibute end byte = 775
    Number of audio streams = # audio tracks
    Number of sub-picture streams = # of subtitles

    4. Select VGM_PTT_SRPT and enter the following:
    Title_X: Title playback type = 20
    Title_X: Number of chapters = XX
    Title_X: Title set number (VTS#) = number of VOB set
    Title_x: Title set Title-number (VTS_TNN) = 1

    5. Select VIDEO_TS.IFO and update all audio and subtitle information.

    6. Click Save then Get VTS sectors.

    Chas
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