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Always a possibility. I noticed that up until now I never saw the video for the DVD menu, whereas Bluray has the menus in their own titles. Now, I can see the DVD menu via the raw .vob file. (Incidentally, Becket has the Rambo III bluray menu buried in there. Why? Because Rambo kicks that much ass!)

Thanks for the input. First, I noticed that when I played the deleted scene normally via the DVD and its options, the scene would play - but with no audio. When I ripped with DVD Decrypter, the resulting .vob would play through VLC and seemed to play video with some skipped parts. When the deleted s...

I will try playing with those settings. Ok, a friend suggested that I try the now defunct DVD Decrypter. Weird result. I'm working with a DVD .iso image file that I had ripped with AnyDVDHD. DVD Decrypter can spill out the contents into its various .vob and .ifo files, etc. I identified a .vob file ...

Yeah - I guess that's the basic problem: deleted scenes don't show up in their own titles at all. I've confirmed that the deleted scenes are there and I can play them normally, just can't find them on the disc for ripping. Anybody know of any alternative tools to try out? I also use AnyDVDHD and Han...

Thanks for the tip - I just built a new machine and hadn't adjusted the min time yet. BUT - that didn't help. All that garnered me was the 20th Century Fox home video intro. I'm not familiar with this Java easter egg thing. I'm not interested in including it with the episode as it does in the DVD, I...

Howdy ho! I've encountered a weird thing here. On my X-Files dvds, they put some deleted scenes on the discs. You know - it's the thing where it puts a graphic on the screen to let you know when to click it to play the hidden content - in this case, clicking on an "X" during the episode ta...