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dvd2onex problem

Discussion in 'Video problems with Mac' started by sarahvita, Feb 8, 2005.

  1. sarahvita

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    i realized my problem from an earlier attempt... now i am trying again i ripped fine with macthripper but now i am trying to compress with dvd2onex and i must be really out there because i dont know how to get the start button to hilight..i cant drag and drp anything into the titles list..the file i ripped with mac the ripper.. what do i do.
    yes i read the tutorial and it says to just press start but i cant it is in the gray zone..eeek
     
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    ok so i am a little slow.. i switched the souce to the video ts folder instead of the whole folder audio included and now i can press start.. do i need the audio folder in there even if it is empty?
     
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    when i've used dvd2one, all i do is select the video ts folder and that's it. when dvd2one asks where you want to save it to, i just make a new folder on my desktop and put the compressed files in there. when you open the compressed folder up after it's finished, you will see that it "magically" made a new audio folder. i just then burn those two folders and my dvd's have turned out just fine.
     
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    i cant seem to make the audio file appear in toast. So i just make a new empty file.
    also I am haveing trouble with the subtitles. i just ripped again to see if I did something wrong in the beginning.. In dvd2one I selected subtitles in the audio subtitle area but nothing when I play it back, so I started over again..


     
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    when I am compressing, to make subtitles work, do i have to select whole disk copy, or does it work with movie only?
     
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    i've only been messing around with backing up dvd's for a little bit now and all i've really ever done is a full disk extraction with mactheripper and a full disk compress with dvd2one. (except on the one aarccos disk i ran across i used MTR and popcorn) all the disks i've made have had all their features work. i know that it sometimes compresses the snot out of a movie but i really don't mind. i've got to go to work now so i don't have time to try it out, but maybe you could try to rip it both ways and see which one gives you what you need. (i did read somewhere, i think, that sometimes dvd2one doesn't like files from MTR that are movie only.)
     
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    Make sure you are ripping the entire disk in MTR. Use dvdplayer to test your videots folder after each step to find where your problem is.
     
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    I finnaly figured it out..thanks for all you help anyway ..i had to compress the entire movie in dvd2one, i was doing movie only..i thought it would work that way.. but it doesnt.. can you tell when a movie is compressed? i am playibg the movie i burned and i cant tell the difference...thanks again

     
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    Higher compression means lower quality. You should be able to compress movie only in dvd2onex and retain subtitles.
     
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    i tried a few times to do movie only but the subtitles were never there. i checked the boxes next to english subtitles but nothing worked did i do something wrong
     
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    I don't know bc I can't see everything you are doing. Make sure you have the latest version of dvd2onex. I rip a lot of anime w/english subs and I never have any trouble. Try a different dvd and make sure it's not just a weird dvd problem.
     
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    its Amelie, you have to choose subtitles from the main menu.. maybe that is why. Because with movie only you dont get a main menu.
     
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    Have you checked all titles? Most current dvds use digital subs, but i guess its possible there could be a separate title with subs.
     

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