Dave Goodbourn
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Hi there,
You shouldn’t really trust what the sort tracks displays as it’s never 100% correct. Basically, if you can build a discimage, then it’ll fit on the disc, if you can’t, it’ll give you a message of how much it’s over the size for. Just remember to do the discimage at 2054 if you are having copy protection on it.
Cheers,
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Hi Alison,
Just a note of caution, you might want to get the manual for Ripguard as you have to adhear to a few small guidlines. Nothing to worry about if the DVD is pretty standard (as in a feature, with some menus) but if the DVD is a complicated iDVD or the likes, Ripguard can become more visual, as they use a lot of dummy black cells in titles.
Cheers,
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Don’t think it’s the card. Am now thinking it’s the black magic codec I’m using. I’ve got it to work with a different variety of the codec! Alls good now.
Cheers,
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No, a decklink card.
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This looks way too complicated to me. I’m not sure what you mean by ‘nested’ but the menus should be seperate PGCs in the Language Area. Set a GPRM value in the Pre command of each menu. In the Root PGC jump to the correct menu depending on what you set the GPRMs.
i.e. Menu 1 pre: Set GPRM1 to 1
Menu 2 pre: Set GPRM1 to 2
etc…Root pre: Goto menu1 if GPRM1 = 1
Goto menu2 if GPRM1 = 2
etc…The highlight will be remembered from the last press. Hope this helps. If you’re still confused email me the script and I’ll take a look.
Cheers,
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If you assign a different GPRM value to each menu, then when you return to the ROOT PGC, you can jump to the correct menu depending on what the GPRM value is. As for highlighting the previous button on that menu, as long as you’re not setting the highlight any where between the video and that menu, it’ll remember the previous highlight.
D.
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Macrovision is available for Pal too, as well as CSS. Because there is only one DVD spec world-wide, Macrovision and CSS are available to everyone.
D.