NobbyNobbs
28th August 2003, 00:57
I have been using the "disable" feature in Nero Recode, to do different things, I think some of them may be of interrest to others.
:)
I personaly use Recode to do my DVD's, I use the disable feature to replace any extras and menus I do not want.
I usualy keep the copyright warning, for the next step, as it plays the whole time, even if I replace it.
When the transcoding is done, I load the new DVD into Recode again, select a size that is bigger than my DVD, so Recode only touches the things I want it to, this time I chose a picture I want to have instead of the copyright warning, and select disable for the warning. :D
I also use Dimad's Menu edit to disable buttons, then I use the same method as above to change the background of the menu. (remember to keep the subtitle of the menu, as this is the menu/highlighting, that you use to select something.) :D
This can be done even if you prefer another method to reencode/transcode your DVD.
To do this I have made a profile, where I keep all audio & subtitles and where I have unticked the "Remove all audio tracks and subtitles for disabled video files" (I still check it manualy, as Recode usualy wants to dump all audio/subs of menus, and love miniature english audio tracks for the main movie)
:D :D
When I change pictures like this, I save the project to HD between each one, as I think Recode uses the same picture for all disabled items. :)
:)
I personaly use Recode to do my DVD's, I use the disable feature to replace any extras and menus I do not want.
I usualy keep the copyright warning, for the next step, as it plays the whole time, even if I replace it.
When the transcoding is done, I load the new DVD into Recode again, select a size that is bigger than my DVD, so Recode only touches the things I want it to, this time I chose a picture I want to have instead of the copyright warning, and select disable for the warning. :D
I also use Dimad's Menu edit to disable buttons, then I use the same method as above to change the background of the menu. (remember to keep the subtitle of the menu, as this is the menu/highlighting, that you use to select something.) :D
This can be done even if you prefer another method to reencode/transcode your DVD.
To do this I have made a profile, where I keep all audio & subtitles and where I have unticked the "Remove all audio tracks and subtitles for disabled video files" (I still check it manualy, as Recode usualy wants to dump all audio/subs of menus, and love miniature english audio tracks for the main movie)
:D :D
When I change pictures like this, I save the project to HD between each one, as I think Recode uses the same picture for all disabled items. :)