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i finally got around to testing PMP_AVC and all i get when i tested it out was an error message saying "sometimes, shit happens"

what's the meaning of this. i have VB crap installed *shrug*
any info?

haven't had internet for a month, but now i'm back. ;)

i'll be sure to look that up..and get back to ya

hrm, i haven't thought of AVC format. i can play it now too, now that emulated FWs have become possible 8)

are you running AVC on an emulated FW?

if so, what program are you using, i onlyhave Datel's PSP Max Media Manager.
i'm about to fiddle with it now.

a new version !?! ?

who what where when?


(what's up pegasus, long time no read)

here's more of what i did. oddly enough, Volume 1 of DVD Ghost in the Shell doesn't use Progressive Scan and i do not lose sync when PMP Simple Settings are set to default. but, still losing sync with Volume 2 DVD Ghost in the Shell that uses Progressive Scan...with PMP Simple Settings set to defaul...

so it's the -sid option?...odd. i've just tried out the new PMP player and the audio is still out of sync. i'm not quite sure it's the -sid option cause i made a test file without subtitles enabled, and the audio is still out of sync. update: i've tried the same DVD with default settings...no exttra...

thank you, you were dead on with -sid 0. but it seems that with every step forward i encounter new problems. this time, i'm noticing that i'm losing audio syncronization. i've tried every possible video option combination. i'm trying to convert a single episode from my Ghost in the Shell DVD and i'v...

Aight, here's the deal (again. this time with another DVD that i need to rip to PMP) like most of my DVD's, their are multiple audio tracks...but instead of choosing them with -alang i've noticed a trend in DVDs having many titles, 15 or more depending on the language. for example, if i want to rip ...

i've given up on trying the subtitles thing on that one DVD. i'm pretty sure problems are DVD specific... and i'm also pretty sure you were right about -slang option pegasus (if you're still checking the forum) but here's a new question. i'm trying to rip certain episodes from a DVD of mine.. and be...

in my DVD player, or in Windows Media player... when in the Menu, you go to choose to turn on subtitles... i noticed there's only an ON/OFF option on this DVD. maybe this is the reason why the -slang option is not working. as for language codes... jap worked fine for me. so i don't know, maybe it's ...

maybe one of these commands???? -vobsubout <basename> -vobsuboutid <langid> -vobsuboutindex <index> oddly, when i launch my DVD i cannot choose the subtitle cause there's only 1. i can only turn it on or off from the menu. here's a view of my DVD is there something i can do with these .IFO files??? ...

i had to use dvd://2 and the commands -aid and -sid did not work. but you lead me in the right direction... i found this &#8722;alang <language code[,language code,...]> (also see &#8722;aid) Specify a priority list of audio languages to use. Different container formats employ different lang...

i've tried using programs from ScanDisk to a few bootable data recovery programs to attempt a surface scan of the Datel 4GB hard drive (unfortunately, i don't think the HD will connect until windows detects it...)(atleast i know no bootable data recovery programs have detected it so far) i'm almost ...

is there any way to choose a DVD's -aid and -sid when decoding from VOB?
i want to choose a different audio track from the DVD that i'm decoding and english subtitles too.
is there any option you can put in to PMP Simple that anyone knows works?