Ifoedit

Author: h | 2025-04-24

ifoedit 最新バージョン ifoedit download italiano ifoedit 0.971のインストール ifoedit インストール ifoedit 2025 ダウンロード ifoedit 0.971をインストール ifoedit バージョン0.971 ダウンロード descargar ifoedit 0.9.7.1 ifoedit скачать использование ifoedit

Free использование ifoedit Download - использование ifoedit

Is encryption or not) all the DVD files to your HD. Open in InfoEdit, and select "Make IFO's". Save it to the same directory to overwrite the existing IFo's, close & reopen IfoEdit. Load the new Ifo's and select "Get VTS Vectors". Again save to the same directory. Burn the new DVD and enjoy. Member thank you for the reply. that got me closer, but I lost the menu somehow. I can step thru the chapters by hitting next, but the menu does not play when the disc is run. this is the directory structure of the dvd...VIDEO_TS.BUP 6,144VIDEO_TS.IFO 6,144VIDEO_TS.VOB 145,408 (??)VTS_01_0.BUP 67,584VTS_01_0.IFO 67,584VTS_01_0.VOB 315,949,056 (menu)VTS_01_1.VOB 1,073,702,912 (next 5 are the movies)VTS_01_2.VOB 1,073,680,384VTS_01_3.VOB 1,073,235,968VTS_01_4.VOB 1,073,555,456VTS_01_5.VOB 29,317,120VTS_02_0.BUP 40,960VTS_02_0.IFO 40,960VTS_02_1.VOB 217,088 (??)Here is what I did...* copied all files to drive (changed prop to remove read-only attr.)* using IfoEdit v0.95, ran Create IFOs (saving to same directory)* opened VIDEO_TS.VOB* IfoEdit said "Could not find any VOB unit in VOB file(s)"* opened VTS_01_0.VOB* processed VOB files 01_1 thru 01_05* quit IfoEdit and restarted, opened all IFOs (video_ts, vts_01_0,vts_02_0)* ran Get VTS* IfoEdit said "menu-VOB file was found, but there are no menu-tables in this IFO file". delete file VIDEO_TS.VOB and redo Get VTS. ** tried it both ways, not removing the file and removing it.* said the same thing for VTS_01_0.VOB, did NOT delete this one thougheverything I tried basically ended up the same for me, have all chapters available to step thru, but the menu is does not show up for me IFO palette) to use for the subtitle (default is white letters with a black outline and grey anti-aliasing on a transparent dark grey background).Figure 4b. Except simple synchronization, like time shifting and frame rate conversion, you can also use an original and therefore synchronized subtitle (*.sup) file, and by selecting similar lines in the original and new subtitle, you can synchronize the new one as well.Figure 4c. And finally, you can preview the position of the subtitle, also by opening a screenshot from your movie.(Sorry that I have so many of these, but I wrote this program myself, so I hope you don't mind it too much - BTW, it's open source, so if you don't like it, you can change it...)Note that the following two steps can also be done using Nik’s freeware tool, ReJig, which has almost identical interfaces, and has better support for NTSC movies: instead of step 4, select ReJig’s file mode, instead of step 5, select ReJig’s DVD Author mode. However, it is slower and produces large temporary files, so I normally prefer IfoEdit and VobEdit.5. Author new DVD using IfoEdit or ReJig DVD author mode (see Figure 5a+b)a) Start IfoEdit and open (a) the IFO file of movie (same file as in step 2)b) Select VTS_PGC_1 (b) and save cell times to file (c) under the tools menu (tells you where a chapter begins) and CLOSE IfoEditc) Start IfoEdit again and select menu item DVD Author (e)/Author new DVD (this has to be the first thing that you do in IfoEdit, else this item is not available).d) Now have a look at Figure 5b: Select the files created by VobEdit: first the *.m2v (a), then all audio files (b), finally all subtitles (c), including the one you created in step 3. e) Set the corresponding languages of all subtitles (d)f) Load the cell times (previously saved in step 5b) for the chapters (e). If you use ReJig, you can also load the original IFO file, containing the color palette.g) Select where you want your output to go (f) and save the new DVD (g) – this one containing your new subtitle!Note: If you don’t have a lot of free space on your HD, you can now delete the original DVD files used in step 4, as long as you don’t delete the IFO file with the same name.Figure 5a. IfoEdit (or ReJig) allows you to multiplex (package) your DVD together again. It also allows you to save the celltimes, i.e. the start times expressed as framenumber of your chapters, and to copy the color palette from the original IFO file to the new one created by IfoEdit.Figure 5b. Select all the files to pack them together again. After IfoEdit has finished (30 minutes), you still need to copy the colors from the original to the new one, save it, and you are finally done!h) After IfoEdit finishes, you only need to copy the subtitle colors from the original IFO to the new IFO: open

Ifoedit Freeware Software - Free Download Ifoedit Freeware

IFOEdit allows users to parse VOB files, remove and add video, audio and subtitle streams to VOBs, create new IFO files, create DVD images. Also basic DVD Authoring. FreewareOS: Version: 0.971Released: Nov 28,2004File size: 0.5MB Download SubtitleCreator allows you to convert subtitle files to the binary format expected by DVD authoring tools such as Muxman, IfoEdit or ReJig. Create and add your own subtitles to a DVD. In many ways, SubtitleCreator is similar to Srt2sup, but it is faster, uses the IFO color palette, has new synchronization features, and is easier to use. srt2sup, srttosup, srt to sup, sup2srt, suptosrt, sup to srt. Requires .net framework. Free softwareOS: Version: 2.2 / 2.3 RC1Released: Jul 12,2008File size: 1.8MB Download SubToSup is a little program to convert sub/idx subtitles to sup subtitles that you can use in Ifoedit or Rejig. sub to sup, subtosup, sub2sup. FreewareOS: Version: 0.9 BetaReleased: Dec 20,2002File size: 0.1MB Download Txt2Sup converts with one click an srt/sub(microdvd) subtitle at a sup file. The sup files can be used with ifoedit in order to add extra subtitles in a dvd by using the method of reauthor. srt2sup, sub2sup, srttosup, subtosup, srt to sup, sub to sup. FreewareOS: Version: 42.11Released: Jun 14,2014File size: 1.8MB Download. ifoedit 最新バージョン ifoedit download italiano ifoedit 0.971のインストール ifoedit インストール ifoedit 2025 ダウンロード ifoedit 0.971をインストール ifoedit バージョン0.971 ダウンロード descargar ifoedit 0.9.7.1 ifoedit скачать использование ifoedit IFOEdit provides you with an easy way of editing DVD videos. How to Download IFOEdit? To download IFOEdit, simply click on the DOWNLOAD IFOEdit link corresponding

Free ifoedit скачать Download - ifoedit скачать for Windows

Forum Video Newbie / General discussions How do I make .bup and .ifo files? Thread--> Member I have a few videos in .vob extension, but I know I need .bup and .ifo files for able to burn on a disc. Does anyone know how? Member How did you get the VOBs? All VOBs come with IFO and BUP files. DVDs can't play without them. Member I downloaded them, it was in .vob Mod Neophyte You can use IfoEdit to recreate the IFO and BUP files. A BUP is a backup of the IFO files and the IFO files include information such as chapters, subtitle tracks and audio tracks. The VOB files contain the actual movie, subs and audio tracks.See 'WHAT IS' DVD to the upper left on this page for a explanation of the structure, format and technical info about a DVD. You can also re-author the VOBs to create a DVD from them. A program like GUI for dvdauthor or similar can do that. Member When I add the video and audio file and then pressed OK, it popped out a note sating IfoEdit has encounter a problem (pop-up which saids "send error report" and "Don't send"). Member Originally Posted by showmi I have a few videos in .vob extension, but I know I need .bup and .ifo files for able to burn on a disc. Does anyone know how? Run them through FixVTS. When in Las Vegas, don't miss the Pinball Hall of Fame Museum -- with over 150 tables from 6+ decades of this quintessentially American art form. Banned You can try IfoEdit and FixVTS, but I suppose we should warn you that they may not work. I tried to do this once in IfoEdit and it failed. Don't hold your breath that FixVTS will do the job. Member Originally Posted by jman98 You can try IfoEdit and FixVTS, but I suppose we should warn you that they may not work. I tried to do this once in IfoEdit and it failed. Don't hold your breath that FixVTS will do the job. I've only tried this a handful of times, but it hasn't failed me yet. When in Las Vegas, don't miss the Pinball Hall of Fame Museum -- with over 150 tables from 6+ decades of this quintessentially American art form. Member Is it mandatory to have .IFO files and .BUP files for a DVD Player If you want to add another subtitle language to your DVD, and you don’t mind loosing the menu, here is a guide to help you do it, using only freeware tools. What do you need (see [url= or ):• DVDshrink (release 3.1 or later), to compress the DVD, and create a backup on your hard disk. • Subtitle workshop (optional), to convert subtitles to SubRip *.srt or *.sub format.• SubtitleCreator (needs .NET or WinXP SP2) to convert *.srt or *.sub files to *.sup subtitles streams• VobEdit, to demux DVD *.vob files to separate movie, audio and subtitle streams• IfoEdit, to put video, audio, and subtitles back together again• Alternatively, in case you have NTSC movies instead of PAL, use ReJig instead of VobEdit and IfoEdit, as there have been many problems reported with IfoEdit+NTSC.• DVD burning software• At least 9Gb available on your hard disk.The main steps are explained below:1) Rip the DVD to the hard disk2) Demultiplex DVD using VobEdit to separate audio, video and subtitle streams3) [Optional] Convert subtitles to *.srt or *.sub4) Convert and synchronise subtitles to *.sup (DVD format)5) Multiplex DVD using IfoEdit of ReJig to a full DVD again6) Test & burn1. Copy the original DVD to your hard disk using DVD Shrink (see Figure 1).a) Open disc (top left)b) Enter re-author mode (top middle): Drag everything that you want to keep, excluding the menus, from the right DVD browser window to the left window. Here, only the main movie is preserved. But, alternatively, you can also copy the extras to your re-authored DVD, and they will be included as additional chapters at the end of your movie.Although DVD Shrink is very good in keeping the menus, after adding the subtitles they won’t work anymore unless you go through some very elaborate steps. The reason for this is that the corresponding IFO file, generated at the end of the process described here, doesn’t know anything about the menu structure. There are two elaborate solutions that I didn’t try myself, that you might want to look into if you are really keen on preserving everything. The first is by searching for IfoUpdate, the other is by doing everything manually. c) Select the compression tab, and deselect any audio and subtitles that you don’t need – deselect the audio because they cost a lot of space, deselect the subtitles so you don’t have to include them anymore later on. d) As you see, I've only selected the main movie, although you might add some additional deleted scenes...e) Press backup DVD (top menu) and select where you want the output to go. Although DVD shrink includes an interface with Nero, allowing it to directly write your stuff to a DVD, you would be better to deselect this option in the preferences, as we still need to add our new subtitle. Additionally, if you have to compress a lot (say to less than 80%), it is good to set the deep analysis mode (tab ‘Backup options’), leading to a

Ifoedit For Mac Freeware - Free Download Ifoedit For Mac - WinSite

To choose from??sorry for the long post, but I was hoping the detail could help you help me.thank you for any assistance, marc Member Not sure how to help you, but from what I've read, IfoEdit doesn't support menus. So you'll have to try something else. Member yeah, i had a similar problem, anyone can help? Member The problem could be the time pointers in the VOBs themselves.Copy the complete structure to the HDOpen VIDEO_TS.IFO in IfoEdit and "get VTS Sectors"Hit "Menu Extras" and on the LEFT check only "Correct Vob Unit-----" and "Correct original IFO----"Leave the right side as is.Hit OK and a processing dialog opens, DRAG IT DOWN UNDER THE TASK BAR to increase the processing speed by at least 3 X !!Now do the same to VTS_01_0.IFOWhen thats done you hit "VOB Extras" and do the same there.Remember - TWO boxes are checked on the left - the right stays as is and the fields below are NOT active.Thats all - its basically re-writing the VOBs in place and fixes all sorts of trouble including time search etc.It MAY just fix your problem too....maa Similar Threads Replies: 1 Last Post: 30th Jan 2011, 22:50 Replies: 3 Last Post: 1st Jan 2011, 18:29 Replies: 3 Last Post: 1st Jan 2011, 14:41 Replies: 7 Last Post: 23rd Aug 2007, 12:27 Replies: 13 Last Post: 16th Aug 2007, 23:04 Visit our sponsor! Try DVDFab and backup Blu-rays!

Ifoedit For Mac Software - Free Download Ifoedit For Mac - WinSite

Thread--> Member Hello everyone.Im quite a newbie to DVD-reauthoring and I think I need your help. I have ripped a DVD, which I need to replace the audio with a reliable source. I have tried it with Vobblanker, which I have heard is the standard for doing that, but in every tutortial I have found, all that was shown was how to rip the video to a .m2v file, which doesnt get me any further.When I have extracted the mute video file, I have to 1) merge it with the audio source and 2) I have to replace the episode that contains the new audio (its a dvd of a tv series, with 4 or 5 episodes on the DVD) with the old version. Thanks in advance for help. I'm a MEGA Super Moderator pgcdemux to extract to m2v and ac3/dts/pcmmuxman to reauthor the m2v with the new audiovobblanker to replace the new authored dvd with the old dvdSee , read method 2 and skip the subtitle creator part. Member The key thing to remember is(as Baldrick has hinted to)....you cannot do it to a "VOB".....you will be working with the entire DVD. Member Thank you. The thought of "working with the whole DVD" came into my mind pretty quickly when I researched further. While playing around with IFOEdit, I managed to replace the audio clip with the better one. It is working perfectly, but I would like to have the original menus from the retail DVD in it. I have read, that VOBBlanker is abled to do so, but its a bit too technical for me yet.The way I understand, the menus itself are VOBs with a .ifo to enable the navigation system. My question now is, how am I supposed to transfer the menu? I could easily extract the menu as a .m2v, but that only gets me so far, because I still have to implement the navigation features, the .ifo. How can I link the edited multiplexed video and audio streams with the retail menu?IFOEdit has an option called "Reauthor" or something similar. I can only add one title, and I have not found out how to add more to the selection. And again, thank you for your patience with a newbie. Member You could have saved yourself a lot of writing by just reading the guide to which Baldrick linked. You remux the video with the new audio (along with the chapters and subs, if any) using Muxman (or IFOEdit, which isn't nearly as good). At that point you have a little menuless DVD of the main movie or whatever it is. Then you do the VobBlanker step by opening the original DVD and using the. ifoedit 最新バージョン ifoedit download italiano ifoedit 0.971のインストール ifoedit インストール ifoedit 2025 ダウンロード ifoedit 0.971をインストール ifoedit バージョン0.971 ダウンロード descargar ifoedit 0.9.7.1 ifoedit скачать использование ifoedit IFOEdit provides you with an easy way of editing DVD videos. How to Download IFOEdit? To download IFOEdit, simply click on the DOWNLOAD IFOEdit link corresponding

Ifoedit For Mac Software - Free Download Ifoedit For Mac (Page

With this button, you are able to create complete new IFOfiles for VOB files, where you don't have the original IFO files at hand.It will create a VIDEO_TS.IFO and VTS_01_0.IFO, that will make your VOB filesplayable in a settop player.Here's adetailed example, how to create valid IFO files for the movie 'Final Fantasydisc1'.I'll take now only the first VOB file to show you the usage. It would work thesame for the whole movie.Below you can see our VOB file. It's just one:Start IfoEdit, and press the button 'Create IFOs':You will be prompted for the VOB file, you want to create theIFO files for. So specify our VOB file:Now you will be prompted for a destination directory for theoutput IFO files. We take the same directory, and just press 'Save':IfoEdit scans now the VOB file(s) and collects all IFO-releatedinformation:After it has finished collecting all needed information from theVOB file(s), it creates two new IFO files:Now we need to do some little modifications. Click onVTS_01_0.IFO, and you will notice that the audio and subpicture attributes arenot correct:The channels of the AC-3 audio streams are all set to 1ch. Weneed to edit this. Go into the table VTSI_MAT and scroll down to the audio VTSTTattributes: I know thatAudio stream 1 and 2 have 6 channels, and the other have 2 channels.Double click the Aud_1 attributes and change the second hex-value to 05:Repeat the samefor the second audio attribute. For the 3.rd, 4.th and 5.th, we will put thevalue 01 in there:If you now go back to the VTS_Overview, you will see our audioattributes are now correct:Done!Save now your IFO file, and enjoy your movie.