ifoedit and Adjust Ilvu/Angle point

OK if the angle flags aren't wrong, can you check whether the PGC info in the original and the backed up match? In particular, check whether a given PGC cell is mapped to the correct Vob/Cell ID in the vob file: Code:

Well. Seems that the cell flags are wrong. Try to change the flags for cells 5, 24 and 35 from 14 to 95 (set the "Seamless angle linkled in DSI", the "Angle block" and the "First of angle block" options.) Change also the flags for cells 6, 25 and 96 from 12 to 221 (add "Seamless angle linkled in DSI", "Angle block" and, this time, "Last of angle block".) Also, you should verify that the number of angles for your Title is 2 in the Title Play Map Table (in Utilities menu.) If it is set to 1, you will have to change it with IfoEdit: load VIDEO_TS.IFO, and go to VMG_TT_SRPT (incorrectly spelled VMG_PTT_SRPT), locate your Title, double click on Number of Angles, and enter 2. Check carefully on your standalone, and if you notice a problem, try to remove the "Seamless angle linked in DSI" flags.

I'll check the previews again later when I have more time. ;) I checked out vobblanker and it complained about Ilv's in the vob. I also noticed the problem cells marked in ifoedit with Ilvu. After r0lZ's changes these were marked as angle1/2. What are Ilvu's?

I forget what ILVU stands for (but I'm sure r0lZ knows that off the top of his head!). In the info you posted, you'll see that the IFO store the "first ILVU end" for each cell. This indicates the end of the first VOB cell that corresponds to the angle the PGC-cell corresponds to. So, if the VOB contains interleaved angles like this (for example): Code:

@ivanova: I had to delete your attachments.. IFOs are not allowed.. they're just as protected by copyright as the actual movie so you can't post them at a place where the whole wide world has access to.

oh, I suppose links to an offsite location is not allowed too?