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eymajai
15th January 2004, 20:11
Hi:

I want to know where can I found the programm Menu-Edit 2 or more, in order to download it or to buy.

ThanK you
Wilbert
15th January 2004, 21:15
Menu-Edit 2: http://www.dvdrhelp.com/tools?tool=227

clone-dvd: http://www.clone-dvd.net/buy.html

It took me two seconds googling around. It's not free, and as you know, talk about cracks is not allowed here.
2COOL
16th January 2004, 06:27
@ eymajai

It's not spelled Menu-Edit, it's MenuEdit and questions about it is mainly in the IFO/VOB Editor forum. There's a FAQ and another sticky available there. You would've found Dimad's website, http://menuedit.dimad.net.
eymajai
16th January 2004, 16:35
Dear Wilbert:
Thank you very much for your kind reply.
I have downloaded MenuEdit without problem.
Let me say the programe you recomend me clone-dvd it is not exactly what I wanted because is a CloneDVD is a useful software helping you make a backup copy of a DVD Movie that you own. You can not only copy your DVD collection to blank DVD discs, but also copy DVDs to hard disk folders. You can also output ISO image files of your DVDs.
In my case, later one, I have found the software I want which is called also CloneDVD, version 1.3.11.12, but it is different because it extracts, transcodes and writes any orginal DVD title you like to a single recordable DVD and it is supplied by Elaborated Bytes AG, Cham, Switzerland, and you can find it on the web: http://www.elby.ch/

Originally posted by Wilbert
Menu-Edit 2: http://www.dvdrhelp.com/tools?tool=227

clone-dvd: http://www.clone-dvd.net/buy.html

It took me two seconds googling around. It's not free, and as you know, talk about cracks is not allowed here.
eymajai
16th January 2004, 16:38
Dear 2Cool:

Thankyou very much for your reply. I visited this web and I can download the program without problems.

Originally posted by 2COOL
@ eymajai

It's not spelled Menu-Edit, it's MenuEdit and questions about it is mainly in the IFO/VOB Editor forum. There's a FAQ and another sticky available there. You would've found Dimad's website, http://menuedit.dimad.net.
2COOL
16th January 2004, 20:50
@eymajai

Just helping the newbies out! :D If you get the registered version, you'll realize the potentiality of this fine program and it's worth more than you paid for it. Everyone like me will tell you so and yes, the grass is greener on the other side of the fence. Once you use it for disabling buttons, you'll never be turning back. ;)