Yay, just got 'my third' feedback regarding VHS.
Actualy it was a bug report, but for some reason the user didnt reckognize as such.
Actualy it was not even a real bug, i was working on the functionality of encoding DVD's, but for some reason lost track of it and forgot to continue.
The 'core' solution was quickly found, but the updated fine tuning, as i was previously working on it - there were some 'preparations' not completed yet.
So i needed to do some testing.
Now having some 'options' if the default copy mode of vobcopy should be different.
This may help to solve copy issues...
Please acknowledge that the output directory is $XDG_VIDEOS_DIR (defaults to $HOME/Videos).
But there are DVDs of which i cannot get vobcopy to work properly, as the drive stops spinning. This can occour with any mode, most-chapters, longest-play or specific title.
All of these arguments can be exectued directly, and reused as long the temp data is not removed and the disc is inserted.
Obviously, you would need to know in advance which audio stream is on which id when you want to use "-I ID".
vhs -Dq dvd -z 1:00-1:59:16 -I "4 2"
This will encode the dvd to 'dvd' quality while keeping aspect ratio of original videostream, starting at minute 1 of playtime of the copied vobfile, and lasting to 1 hour 59 minutes and 16 seconds of original playtime, using audio streams #4 as default- and #2 as second audio stream.
vhs -DQ fhd -tl jpn
Will encode the disc to a full hd size, using subtitles and include streams which are japanese - if both your default languages are found for audio and subttile, you'll end up having 3 audio streams and 3 subtitle streams.
vhs -D
Will save the dvd without compression.
