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Originally Posted by cybmole this data will be somewhere in video_ts.ifo.
to solve the problem, someone needs to examine this file a) on an original DVd, b) on a dvdfab rip
c) on a backup made as described
above & work out what changes.
use a tool like ifoedit or pcgedit.
this is a technical dvd structure issue & has nothing to do with the merits or demerits of clearplay technology.
I tend to agree with the original OP that a program like dvdfab which claims to make exact backups should be usable for his purposes, especially if he's paid for the program!
so even though I do not in any way support clearplay, I do support his quest for a workable backup procedure, especially as it now seems that rival products re able to do the job successfully.
I am not skilled at deciphering .ifo files though so hopefully someone else will now lend a hand. |
I have now compared a working video_ts.IFO file with a non-working one. When comparing the 2 disc images, the video_ts.IFO file is the only one that is different. I can't see the difference using IFOEdit, but WinMerge says they are not exactly the same. The only difference I see in WinMerge seems to be white space, but since it's a binary file it's hard to tell what's going on.
I can provide the files for someone that might know what they're looking for.