Hi Gents,
I am having somes issues with splitting Titles on a couple of DVDs.
I am using the latest Beta, DVD-Mobile (PS3 profile - the issue is the same for all Mobile options).
On a few disks, DVDFab cannot find the specific titles on a DVD and one Title is presented. E.g. "Only Fools and Horses Series 1-3 Disc 1", had 7 episodes, all of approx. 30 minutes. DVDFab reports 1 title of 3 1/5 hours.
I can select "Split by Chapter" and it correctly finds all of the chapters within a title - but then I have the problem of 'joining' them together - and neither Yamb or AviDemux do a good job (Yamb's join yields parallel audio and video tracks) and AviDemux unecessarily transcodes with horrible results).
Anyone have an inside line on how I can see these titles on the disk? Is there a way to make the initial disc analysis more 'sensitive'? Thus finding the titles?
I'm pretty certain that DVDFab DID split these discs by title pre-4.0.. I have some iPod versions of this series that I did some time back ...
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Graham
I am having somes issues with splitting Titles on a couple of DVDs.
I am using the latest Beta, DVD-Mobile (PS3 profile - the issue is the same for all Mobile options).
On a few disks, DVDFab cannot find the specific titles on a DVD and one Title is presented. E.g. "Only Fools and Horses Series 1-3 Disc 1", had 7 episodes, all of approx. 30 minutes. DVDFab reports 1 title of 3 1/5 hours.
I can select "Split by Chapter" and it correctly finds all of the chapters within a title - but then I have the problem of 'joining' them together - and neither Yamb or AviDemux do a good job (Yamb's join yields parallel audio and video tracks) and AviDemux unecessarily transcodes with horrible results).
Anyone have an inside line on how I can see these titles on the disk? Is there a way to make the initial disc analysis more 'sensitive'? Thus finding the titles?
I'm pretty certain that DVDFab DID split these discs by title pre-4.0.. I have some iPod versions of this series that I did some time back ...
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Graham
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