how do i keep real dvd menus, but get rid of original movie?

[deathmule]

ok ill try my best to explain this some you guys know what im talking about.

i ripped a real dvd to the HD as you will see in the pic
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/deathmule/SWdvdrip.jpg

now i want to keep all the real menus and extras, but i what to get rid of the real movie and replace it with one of mine.

i have the movie that i want to replace it on the HD to, heres a pic of that
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/deathmule/mySWdvdrip.jpg

i know on the real DVD this is were the movie is located (in the reb box)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/deathmule/SWdvdripfilesneeded.jpg

now my movie i want to replace it with has no menus or extras. how can i replace it with the real DVD?

[zacoz]

I'm uncertain if this will do exactly what you are looking for deathmule, but I note that PgcEdit version 0.6.1 (just released) has added a
New function "File -> Replace VTST Titles" to replace the current VTST domain by an imported one. Can be used to replace a VTST domain after a reencoding or a shrink of a title with DVDShrink in reauthor mode.I can't recall the discussions on it during beta testing phase as to any limitations or issues to be aware of, so suggest first creating a backup if you give it a go.

[Dimad]

Similar subj was discussed here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=100585&highlight=dvdremake+replace+VTS)

[r0lZ]

I can't recall the discussions on it during beta testing phase as to any limitations or issues to be aware of, so suggest first creating a backup if you give it a go.Well, there are no real limitations. Just be sure to have the same number of chapters, audio and subpics if you keep the original chapter, audio or subpic menus (unless you are experienced enough to modify them to adapt them at the new title.)

[CoNS]

Other than the new, nice "Replace VTST Titles" function in PgcEdit, there're these two alternative methods, also using freeware tools:

1. Use VobBlanker's Replace PGC function. Seek further guidance here (http://www.videohelp.com/~jsoto/guides/VobBlanker/adding_menus/index.htm).

2. Copy the VTS files containing the new movie manually into the original folder, renaming VTS_01_1.VOB to VTS_06_1.VOB, VTS_01_2.VOB to VTS_06_2.VOB and so on, and thus replacing the movie. Afterwards, use IfoUpdate or BatchUpdateIFO to correct the IFO files.