On Wed, 16 Apr 2014 13:19:12 +0200, COM@comeon.net wrote:
>On Tue, 15 Apr 2014 20:22:08 -0400, Opoponax
><opoponaxNOSPAM@hushmail.com> wrote:
>
>>On Tue, 15 Apr 2014 17:58:51 +0200, COM@comeon.net wrote:
>>
>>>>hmm, the info seems different, but I can't tell if that's the same or
>>>>not, (your media info is from a VOB file instead of the IFO, so the
>>>>results are going to be different anyway)
>>>>
>>>>they both seem to have 4 audio tracks but mine only shows 3 subtitle
>>>>tracks while I see 4 in yours.
>>>>
>>>>i can't tell quality comparisons by pictures, so I guess I'll download
>>>>the DVD you posted as well some time, do a sample from each and
>>>>compare
>>>>
>>>>or you could give me a link to the NZB you downloaded (or tell me if
>>>>it was the same as the link I posted), that might save time
>>>>
>>>>-Opoponax
>>>>Wolf! Right here and now!
>>>
>>>I'll add the info here hoping to save you a download. I'm also
>>>attaching the .nzb I found (not yours). Hope this info helps, if not
>>>howl.
>>>
>>>In]\VIDEO_TS\VTS_02_0.IFO
>>>Format : DVD Video
>>>Format profile : Program
>>>File size : 82.0 KiB
>>>Duration : 1h 54mn
>>snipped
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>>>
>>>COM
>>
>>I always replace the file size of the IFO file with the size (in
>>bytes) of the VIDEO_TS folder, but the NZB loaded fine and showed me
>>it's the same one I posted a link to (the Isis version that took all
>>the pars to repair) - I'll keep the NZB I made from your post instead
>>
>>-Opoponax
>>Wolf! Right here and now!
>>
>>If you need to contact me during my absence,
>>please use the contact form on my website.
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>>If a reply is warranted, I'll tend to it
>>at my earliest opportunity.
>
>Then a mystery has been solved :)
>
>I didn't know one could get the movie info from the .ifo file, so you
>taught me something new.
>
>The days won't be the same during your absence :(
>
>COM
Oh you'll survive, it'll take me a couple of weeks to get settled in,
I just won't have an "office" set up and I'll miss checking in here.
I'll have complete Star Trek series DVDs to keep me occupied, but it
won't be the same.
As far is mediainfo from IFO, I find it more consistent. You "can" get
the mediainfo info from the first VOB (actually that's what you need
to use for Gspot, I think) but the results aren't always the same. The
VOB is like a big filing cabinet, and the information you need might
or might not be in the first one so I just go with the IFO of what
appears to be the main VOB set.
Not that I figured that out meself, had a bit of help over the years
:)
-Opoponax
Wolf! Right here and now!
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