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<blockquote data-quote="jonaskp" data-source="post: 516167" data-attributes="member: 26015">Wow, thanks for the explanation. Last night I managed to finish a disc, using the manual method in order to cut out unnessesary audio and subtitles. And it worked perfectly.Only problem though is, that someof my discs gets an error when I try to analyze them in AnotherEAC3 - something about &quot;Zero Lenght&quot;. Until now this has been both The Dark Knight and Pirates of the Caribean 3. Mind you, this is all done from my ripped .iso files mounted with VCD. I'll try later with the physical disc, hoping that will work.But for now, I suppose I can convert most of my BD's this way and that will be great. I have made a choice not to mess with reencode, mostly for two reasons: 1 I may not see the quality loss, but I know its there - and thats knowledge I don't like 2 HDD space is not really that big an issue these days. New discs are cheap. And cutting out audio and subtitles still saves a great deal. From the 23GB Taken .iso I cutted out almost 5,5GB just removing the audio and subtitles I don't need and the extra features. I still have both a AC3 5.1 english audio track and the Lossless Audio. This size is good enough for me.Thanks alot for your help. It was not the answer to my original question, but it was a solution that I am 95% as pleased with - and I can live with that, atleast for now <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jonaskp, post: 516167, member: 26015"] Wow, thanks for the explanation. Last night I managed to finish a disc, using the manual method in order to cut out unnessesary audio and subtitles. And it worked perfectly. Only problem though is, that someof my discs gets an error when I try to analyze them in AnotherEAC3 - something about "Zero Lenght". Until now this has been both The Dark Knight and Pirates of the Caribean 3. Mind you, this is all done from my ripped .iso files mounted with VCD. I'll try later with the physical disc, hoping that will work. But for now, I suppose I can convert most of my BD's this way and that will be great. I have made a choice not to mess with reencode, mostly for two reasons: 1 I may not see the quality loss, but I know its there - and thats knowledge I don't like 2 HDD space is not really that big an issue these days. New discs are cheap. And cutting out audio and subtitles still saves a great deal. From the 23GB Taken .iso I cutted out almost 5,5GB just removing the audio and subtitles I don't need and the extra features. I still have both a AC3 5.1 english audio track and the Lossless Audio. This size is good enough for me. Thanks alot for your help. It was not the answer to my original question, but it was a solution that I am 95% as pleased with - and I can live with that, atleast for now :-). [/QUOTE]

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