help me guys to encode multiple vobs which I ripped from certain dvd via DVD DecFab ............ I don't want to load each VOB alon in autoGK, I need single easy way to encode them all in one shot to get 1 CDR xvid
Here's the results of a search using as a keyword in the AGK forum; there should be some help in there for you. Maybe you should also check out the page from the top of the AGK forum. I'm confident that somewhere in those documents, detailed instructions for batch processing can be located. ammck55
Are you looking to encode multiple VOB files into one AVI, or are you encoding several episodes of a series into individual AVI files? If it's the former, the easier way is to rip the DVD with file splitting off, making one large VOB. If it's the latter, you simply have to add them individually to batch encode.
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@CWR it's the former, but plz take a look at my DVD structure, it have 7 VTS (from VTS_01 to VTS_07) and each VTS section have many PGC!? how to rip all those VOB clips into one large VOB (4.3 GBs) coz the DVD Decrypter only rip VTS at a time adn one PGC at a time in IFO mode?
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As I said, set DVD Decrypter's file splitting to None. Click Tools > Settings... click the IFO Mode tab and the first thing under Options is File Splitting. *Edit: This same question has been asked and answered, by you, in
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I forgot the first thread, I also that DVD was away from from that time, then I get it back yesterday to face the same tragedy! so where I go? Doooooooom9! :)
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