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ginoboy
18th March 2006, 21:58
How to copy a specific PGC-VGM menu for another VGM of other DVD. In PGCEdit.

Ex:

http://img207.imageshack.us/img207/5396/pgc1qb.gif

Thank's.

mad-eddy
19th March 2006, 07:27
This is momentarily not possible my knowledge.

You can try it with VobBlanker and the Cell-Replace function...

r0lZ
19th March 2006, 10:38
You can create a new PGC in the same domain with the video contents of the current PGC. Use PGC -> Clone current PGC.

If you want to assign the contents of a PGC to another, already existing PGC, you can also use Menu -> Swap or Copy Menu PGC.

If you want to copy the video to a PGC in another domain, you must first create the target PGC (if it doesn't already exist) with PGC -> New dummy PGC, then create a cell in this PGC (PGC Editor -> Create new cell.) Then, use VobBlanker to extract the cell of the original PGC, and replace the tiny blank cell of the new PGC with the extracted VOB.

ginoboy
19th March 2006, 18:11
You can create a new PGC in the same domain with the video contents of the current PGC. Use PGC -> Clone current PGC.

If you want to assign the contents of a PGC to another, already existing PGC, you can also use Menu -> Swap or Copy Menu PGC.

If you want to copy the video to a PGC in another domain, you must first create the target PGC (if it doesn't already exist) with PGC -> New dummy PGC, then create a cell in this PGC (PGC Editor -> Create new cell.) Then, use VobBlanker to extract the cell of the original PGC, and replace the tiny blank cell of the new PGC with the extracted VOB.

Humm.. okay! I tried and and got success, but... the two buttons of copied menu (with vobblanker) they had been invisibles...the button is there but it does not appear. Normally, they are invivibles and when chosen teams, are green (produced in dvdlab).

How I recoup the figures of the buttons?

Thank you!

r0lZ
19th March 2006, 18:39
Not sure what's happening. But you should verify that the same subpic streams are defined for the domain (Domain stream attributes) and for the PGC (PGC Editor).

ginoboy
20th March 2006, 05:24
Not sure what's happening. But you should verify that the same subpic streams are defined for the domain (Domain stream attributes) and for the PGC (PGC Editor).

Hummm... it's OK now!! :)

I click in Domain stream attributes in PFC Editor, and appeared one message (i don't remember which now), I clicked in Yes... for my surprise, I play DVD and buttons had been OK!

:thanks:

Thak you rolz, congratulations for you excellent work!

Cya!

r0lZ
20th March 2006, 09:22
The message means that the streams assignments were OK in the PGC, but the streams were not declared in the VTSI_MAT table (in which the streams language codes and characteristics are stored globally for the titleset.)
When you load the DVD, or when you access the Domain Streams Attributes function, PgcEdit verifies that all streams defined in the PGCs are also defined in the VTSI_MAT table, and, in case of discrepencies between the tables, offer to fix them. By answering OK, you have created the missing stream(s), so, everything is OK now.