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Lev
30th September 2002, 06:17
this has probably been asked many times before but i cant find an answer ):

can someone explain me how to disable a menu button or give me a link to a guide?

i read somewhere that it's possible with vobedit.. but i dont know how to do it..

tia,

Lev

Lev
4th October 2002, 06:37
is this just not possible?

Derrow
4th October 2002, 11:53
No, it is possible. There's just no guide yet :(
Didn't had the time to make one. sorry.

Lev
5th October 2002, 12:47
i see a "yet" so there is one coming? (:

Sargondvd
8th October 2002, 17:02
I too would also like to know how this is done , guide for us new to this would help alot , re authoring the menus seems a lot , when just disable the " extras " button or " subs " in the menu vob , on the original menu is all that is required.

Perhaps those who have done this can give a quick review of the steps required

Also i like thank those of you who help make the excellent guides and tools that i am just starting to get the useage

regards from perth Australia
:devil:

Lev
30th October 2002, 19:47
any chance on a guide soon?

rjgn
1st November 2002, 21:13
I'd love to see a guide too :)

I don't actually want to disable a button but change what it does.

I've a certain dvd where selecting the directors commentary didn't work from the menu. However I've managed to fix that.

But it also is supposed to show a subtitle track identifying who is speaking during the commentary. Now since I don't have access to this track just the english language subtitles it displays those instead. I'd like to change it so it just plays the commentary and doesn't show ANY subtitles.

I think I'm right in thinking this should be possible with Ifoedit just not sure how to go about it.

If it is possible even a hint as to where to start would be appreciated.

rjgn
1st November 2002, 22:10
Ok I see it's VobEdit I need, unfortunately I'm totally lost with it.
Will just have to wait for the guide.

DnGermany
13th February 2003, 15:56
Try this guide out. Also you can try MenuEdit a small program from Dimad, which is basically the same process just alot faster !!!!(automated) unless you just want to play around with Vobedit and the hex editor

Dimad
17th February 2003, 14:04
Take a look:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=46178