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| + | ====== Tomorrow Land ====== | ||
| + | * [[Problem DVDs]] | ||
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| + | This is some really old notes on the Walt Disney Treasures DVDs. I was making notes on HandBrake, comparing it's success to my original attempts of extracting the VOB directly off the disc. It looks like HandBrake fixed everything. :) | ||
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| + | Also, for context, each of the programs on the DVDs had an intro by Leonard Maltin -- which is just fine, but the DVDs were authored so that it was a *part* of the title track -- the first chapter, making it a bit painful to extract the audio/video without it, because the ripper would have to seek to that point. Generally speaking, doing a rip at a starting point *inside the track* can cause random issues -- usually with A/V or subtitle sync. | ||
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| + | I haven't tried to duplicate this error again. | ||
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| + | <code> | ||
| + | * Subtitles + Bad Timing | ||
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| + | I ran into one disc that, with the VOB dumped, it would not rip the | ||
| + | VobSub subtitles right at all (Tommorrow Land, Disc 1). It could | ||
| + | because I'm skipping chapter 1 and ignoring the Leonard Maltin | ||
| + | introduction which is throwing off the timing. | ||
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| + | However, even with using the VOB, and encoding directly from there, the | ||
| + | timing drifts, badly, in the second half of the film on playback on my | ||
| + | VIA C7. | ||
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| + | Using HandBrake to rip it directly from the disc fixes both issues just | ||
| + | fine. :) | ||
| + | </code> | ||
