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If it's a Disney title, 800 is typical for English. But I don't know whose it is by the title, since it's not something I'd buy.

... an terabytes of hard drive space). Aaah, that makes sense! I had stumbled over the method you mention with one of my early ripping attempts: some Disney DVD seemed to do the same thing, there were like 80 titles on the disc of which >30 were the actual movie but with the chapters in different ...

Disney NA release 'rule of thumb'...

800 - English title/credits
801 <> 802 - French <> Spanish (can never remember which is which)

Well, your example was a Disney release & this rule applied. In other cases, like Lionsgate releases, MANY ... are displayed... playlist obfuscation... What is the correct play list [insert title here]? In yet other cases, it may be that the disc includes different versions ...

General 'rule of thumb' regarding (NA) Disney releases: 00800.mpls - English intro/credits 008001.mpls <> 00802.mpls - Spanish ... is which) These 'other' language options will vary by release region. The other title may be a different 'angle', w/ subtle differences. Ahh, you got it! When skipping ...

General 'rule of thumb' regarding (NA) Disney releases: 00800.mpls - English intro/credits 00801.mpls <> 00802.mpls - Spanish ... is which) These 'other' language options will vary by release region. The other title may be a different 'angle', w/ subtle differences.

So I working on my Disney collection. As we all know Disney pretty much uses 800 as their main title mpls for its movie. Today I was doing the original Maleficent and makeMKV will only show 801. Looking ...

... on v1.15.2 to v1.16.5. I confirmed that other DV sources work (such as Disney+). It seems others have had luck with playback of varying DV profiles ... a black screen with audio only. I only had issues with one non-HDR10+ title that would display black video and audio only (2001: A Space Odyssey). ...

... DEBUG: Code 0 at \I*`gZL'~Esla,{fDv:213142726[/color] Title #1 (1:37:06) was skipped due to navigation error Complex multiplex ... .iso (with AnyDVD) in VLC runs fine. As a feature the disc has "Disney's Fast Play". :evil: If I open the VTS_06_01.VOB only I get weird ...

I do not remember if this is a Disney released disk. If it is, the first one has English title pages and credits, while the second will be either French or Spanish for those sections. Otherwise, they are same.

Some people I know are in that movie... it was filmed on the Woodstock Square.

Pixar is a Disney property.

Disney "almost always" has the English version as 00800mpls, with Spanish and French as alternative titles.

The difference is in the title and credit portions, where the text is in English, Spanish, or French.

Does anyone know if Return of the Jedia t00 or t01 is the the 00 800 title? I ripped both before I learned the 00800 trick. Wondering which one ... stuff. edit: I found some info by searching this site. I guess it's a disney playlist thing? Yep, apparently Disney almost always uses 00800 as ...

Does anyone know if Return of the Jedia t00 or t01 is the the 00 800 title? I ripped both before I learned the 00800 trick. Wondering which one ... stuff. edit: I found some info by searching this site. I guess it's a disney playlist thing?

While idk about this disk specificly, I can say for certain that with Disney movies they in are different languages. You may not even notice it if the audio defaults to English but things like the title, credits, etc might be in another language. Some of the Pixar ones go even ...

... anyone ever find out a solution here? I am currently ripping Soul, from Disney/Pixar, and it has 5 tracks that are exactly the same size and length, and thus only differs in the Title and end credits, which correlates with differences in the segment maps. So VLC ...