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I find this application [DvdReMake Pro] quite fascinating. It allows you to do so-o much and you, to a point, in a completel control of what you are doing. greedylobster
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Having all these nice tools, like: dvddecryptor, ifoedit, dvdshrink and imgtools one can make a backup of DVD disk very easily. The only steps in this process, which are a real hassle, is editing menus to disable/edit buttons linking to pruned parts of the DVD and bypassing unwanted materials. These procedures require a good knowledge of DVD disk structure and even then take a lot of time (usually more personal time then all other steps together).
MenuEdit is a DVD vob file editor for Windows which eliminates a root of the problem - removes buttons from dvd menu screens and replaces unwanted material with what you like. No button - no problem. ;)
Most importantly - editing is done in such a way that the structure of the DVD remains valid and any other tool you may wish to use will have no problems working with the processed files.
MenuEdit has very simple and easy to use graphical user-interface which will let you:
- Remove unwanted buttons from either still or motion menus;
- Remove intro/logo/warning screens;
- Delete not used cells/vobs;
- Preview everything on your DVD;
- Automatic relinking of the buttons left in the menu so that it's still possible to access buttons with navigation keys of the remote control;
- Automatic adjustment to the buttons for all auto display modes;
- Edit all button's attributes and commands;
- Add buttons to menu;
- Edit menu color table;
- Move buttons between menus - export/import menu buttons;
- Save selected video frames into file;
- Change cell/vob id.
Some features of MenuEdit are available only in registered version.
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