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The "missing" files are in the temp folder

Dragon Radar v1.1.0 "Freeza"

Demuxing DBZ 220 R2...
Demuxing video and audio...
Video & audio demux complete.
Demuxing DBZ 220 R1...
Could not rename .\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\AudioFile_80.ac3: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified: '.\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\2_0.ac3'
Could not rename .\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\AudioFile_81.ac3: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified: '.\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\2_1.ac3'
Could not rename .\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\AudioFile_80.ac3: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified: '.\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\3_0.ac3'
Could not rename .\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\AudioFile_81.ac3: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the file specified: '.\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\3_1.ac3'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 326, in
File "main.py", line 299, in main
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\episode.py", line 178, in demux
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\demux.py", line 352, in demux
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\demux.py", line 285, in _fuck_the_orange_bricks
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\audio.py", line 59, in combine_files
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '.\temp\tmprp13ot\220\R1\2_0.ac3'

I'm having an issue with the orange brick dvds. It seems like they demux properly but starting with season 4, they fail on the audio retiming stage with error "Delaycut had non-zero exit code (1)."

I ripped them to ISO with DVD Decryptor and then extracted to folders with 7zip, so I'm going to try a few other ripping methods in hopes that it's simply an error on my end.

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 326, in
File "main.py", line 296, in main
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\episode.py", line 106, in init
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\auto_detect.py", line 98, in auto_detect
KeyError: '216'

All other episodes work (1-215 and 217-291)

I thought that the R1 Funi Dragon Box subs and audio could be transferred to the R2 Toei Dragon Boxes, but for whatever reason the R1 DBoxZ sets aren't mentioned.

Of less importance, you mentioned the very rare possibility of using the Saban singles (no reference to the Rock the Dragon sets for whatever reason...) but not the BLT dub of DB 1-13 (I don't think it requires as much editing as the Saban dub...)

And then of course comes the possibility of syncing the pioneer dubs (either through uncut laserdisc, uncut dvd, or rock the dragon (movie 1 and 2 only) ) and the PAL sources listed at http://www.kanzenshuu.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=33653&start=20#p1088885

It would be nice if there were an option to extract the video tracks from DBZ/R1_DBOX instead of R2, for people who don't happen to have the R2 box (or prefer R1 for some reason)

This would enable adding the Faulconer audio track to the R1 dragon box video, and possibly even correct the subs/improve the existing audio tracks, if the orange brick audio/subs are better somehow

It would also be nice if dragon radar could simply output R1 dbox files without adding anything at all

Finally, would it be possible to get an option to omit/reorder the audio tracks?

I just wanna say dragon-radar is absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for creating this. It's a dream come true. I've got a bunch of multi-colored bricks to dust off now if you know what I mean.

If you'd be interested in a way to automate the ReStream process let me know. I've create a little command line app that I call ReStream4DR. The DR stands for dragon-radar obviously.

It runs real simple:

ReStream4DR <path to ReStream.exe> <path to .m2v>

It will run ReStream with the .m2v along with the correct option of unticking the frametype progressive box and then close ReStream when it's done doing its thing. Fully automated to allow batching.

This may be a dumb question for some people. I'm very new to this kind of stuff. But whenever I run the command prompt it always says the path to PGCDemux is invalid, and I have no idea how to fix this. For some this might be a really obvious question, but I cannot figure this out.

Maybe an INI option to set the working directory if one doesn't want to use the Windows temp folder.

We can simply change the Windows temp folder setting, I know. But it feels nicer to just tell DR which folder to use for temp files and have it use that directory for everything.

For some people, the Dragon Box Singles are a lot easier to find than the actual Dragon Boxes. Their content isn't identical (I think they might be slightly lower quality) but it's still better than the Blue and Green Bricks and the Double Features (can't say whether the DB Singles or the Funi Dragon Boxes look and sound better though).

Also, it's possible that for the Dragon Box episodes that are interlaced that the Singles fixed that issue...but I can't say for sure.

I hope this is still maintained. With the recent Dragon Ball Z release, I've lost hope that Funimation is ever going to give the series a full proper release. I ripped DRAGON_BALL_S5_D5, and DB_26, with DVDFab 12 (x64), Full Disc, DVD9, to folders. VobSub Ripper Wizard stops and shows a ERROR: Invalid angle number (1)! message. Below is a screenshot of what's happening, and the dragon radar log file. This has been going on for months now. I cannot get this program to create a single episode. I'm using the latest release of dragon radar.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/xhuo72lk16ubuvt/Screenshot%20%281%29.png?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/303w5zuazcr4zd1/dragon-radar.log?dl=0

Hey man,

I was wondering if you could possibly add support for just adding R1 Dragon Box subs to R2 Dragon Box Z Volume 2 DVDs. No encoding to MKVs, no touching the video, audio, or menus in any way. Only adding the subs to the DVDs.

Alternatively, if you don't feel up to adding this feature, a detailed guide up on Kanzenshuu on how to handle the unique cell structure of those DVDs would suffice

C:\Users\micha\Downloads\dragon-radar-1.1.1>dragon-radar --series DBZ --episode 1:6 --r1-dbox

Dragon Radar v1.1.1 "Gogeta"

Auto-detecting demux information for R1 DBox episode 001...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 326, in
File "main.py", line 296, in main
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\episode.py", line 106, in init
File "F:\Documents\GitHub\dragon-radar\auto_detect.py", line 77, in auto_detect
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'c:\users\micha\appdata\local\temp\tmpdxjs_6\001\LogFile.txt'

C:\Users\micha\Downloads\dragon-radar-1.1.1>

Hello, I hope this is still maintained. I'm trying to include audio and subtitles from the R1 DBox to the R2 video. So far everything worked except since episode 169, which is the start of Volume 5, Disc 1 of the american R1 Dbox. Every episode in that Disc produces the error

ERROR: No valid vob/cell id set to be extracted!

I own the original DVD and ripped it clean with DVDfab multiple times. The error won't go away. I thought DVDfab is at fault here, so I tried a clean rip with AnyDVD, but that produced the same result. The Disc I have is brand new and runs flawlessly in my DVD player and VLC. What might be the cause here? Any help is greatly appreciated.

EDIT: I don't know how many attempts I did but after the Xth attempt the error finally vanished and episode 169+ created successfully. I have not re-ripped the disc since the last failed attempt. Not sure if this is related but I started from episode 175 (the last episode in that Disc) and finished with episode 169. When I started it with 175, I saw a line that I haven't seen before and that did only appear for episode 175 of that Disc:

Auto-detecting demux information for R1 DBox episode 175...

So it could be that somehow Dragon Radar skipped using its auto-detect function for the other episodes in that particular Disc and that's why the process failed. This is just a guess as I have no clue what I'm talking about. Anyways, hope that is somewhat helpful.

Is there any benefit from ripping all 3 DBZ sets? Like taking an audio track from 1 an subs track from another and video from another, say if something is better or missing on each of the 3. I have access to both the R1 sets and the R2 set. Oddly enough the R1 Fum Dragon Box is giving me issues but it doesn't really matter if only the Orange Box and Jap Dragon Box are gonna be used muxed together anyways. I realize it's redundant and the benefits if any would be minimal but thought I'd ask anyways before muxing everything.

Dragon Radar v1.1.1 "Gogeta"
Demuxing DBZ 108 R2...
Demuxing video and audio...
Video & audio demux complete.
Demuxing DBZ 108 R1...
VID combination finished.
Demuxing subtitles to VobSub. Please don't close the VSRip window!
Subtitle demux complete.
Retiming subtitles...
Subtitle retime complete.
Retiming audio...
Something went wrong. Delaycut had non-zero exit code (1). Aborting.

I keep getting this error with delaycut ep1-107 works fine

It would be a nice bonus to be able to select English as the default track for those who prefer it that way. Then we don't need to manually change it on each played episode. Also, when selecting English to be the default then the subs should be switched off by default.

For the ones with 3-audio we can have it either way. So maybe a priority kind of thing. For example:

dragon-radar --series <series> --episode <number>

Would do it with Japanese audio and English subs as default. Just like it already does.

Then:

dragon-radar --series <series> --episode <number> --english original

Would make all episodes as default English with orginal score whenever possible and English with US score would be default when orginal is not included. Japanese audio would be the last track of the 3. English subs would be available but default to off.

Then:

dragon-radar --series <series> --episode <number> --english us

Same as above but just prioritizing the English audio with US score to be the default. With English original secondary. And Japanese the last one.

It would be nice option I think.

Season 8 and 9 will not demux. I have tried multiple ways of ripping the dvd with no improvement. Do you have a ripping guide with all the setting listed so I can get this working? Season 1 - 7 of the orange bricks worked flawlessly as did all of the dbox.