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Delete vob/cell from .vob file

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Why: If cell/vob is not used anylonger why should it take valuable space on your DVD.

Tools: MenuEdit, IfoEdit.

Please notice that this can be done easier nowdays with DvdReMake program

You need to be 100% sure that this cell/vob is not used anylonger. Safe alternative to deleting cell(vob) is to replace cell(all cells in the vob) with "empty" cell (cell that contains only few blank frames).

1. Start MenuEdit and open vob file;

2. Select vob/cell you want to delete (selecting vob will delete all its cells);
Note: you may use "Edit" to preview content of the cell to be sure that it is the one you need.
Note: check "Show all cells" if you want to see cells without buttons.

3. “Delete”;

4. Confirm that you really want to delete selected vob/cell;

5. You are done with MenuEdit, "Exit";

6. Don't forget to update corresponding .ifo file when you are finished with the .vob file.