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ByteRipper
7th February 2004, 20:52
After removing the normal copyright warning remains a info screen (Statements of the actors are not representing the opinion of the label). The problem is that this infoscreen is not stored in an normal video, it looks like a greater subtitle. Because of that, i'm not able to locate this screen with menuedit.

Can somewhere tell me, where i have to search for this screen or how i can remove it ?
2COOL
7th February 2004, 21:48
@ByteRipper

What does it display in your DVD Play Panel's Status window when previewing video, in question, via IfoEdit?
ByteRipper
8th February 2004, 08:36
uhm, sorry.
i haven't seen Forest for trees.

Thx for help
2COOL
8th February 2004, 12:15
Originally posted by ByteRipper
uhm, sorry.
i haven't seen Forest for trees. Am I the only one confused with this reply? :confused: Or is this some form of sarcasm?
OvERaCiD23
9th February 2004, 17:00
Check VTS01. Many movies I've encountered recently do it this way, with English then French warnings as subtitles. I think it may be Universal Studios's DVDs that do it this way (but I might be mistaken, can't recall which movies at the moment)
artronic
9th February 2004, 18:56
Originally posted by 2COOL
Am I the only one confused with this reply? :confused: Or is this some form of sarcasm?

2cool,

I don't think it's sarcasm, he figured it out.

Who in the right mind would be a smart a** with people that try to help?
2COOL
9th February 2004, 20:05
Originally posted by artronic
I don't think it's sarcasm, he figured it out.
OK...I wish ByteRipper would've responded to clarify his reply though.
NobbyNobbs
9th February 2004, 20:15
Originally posted by 2COOL
Am I the only one confused with this reply? :confused: Or is this some form of sarcasm?

I do not know if this expression is used in english, but in Norway we use it, and it usually means that one is to blinded by the details to se the whole picture.
ByteRipper probably meant that he had been looking for a complicated solution, and that your advise made him see the simple solution.;)
2COOL
9th February 2004, 20:19
Originally posted by NobbyNobbs
I do not know if this expression is used in english, but in Norway we use it, and it usually means that one is to blinded by the details to se the whole picture.
ByteRipper probably meant that he had been looking for a complicated solution, and that your advise made him see the simple solution.;) That's a good explanation. In NTSC land, we usually say "DOH!", as the way Homer Simpson would put it. :p :p
artronic
12th February 2004, 02:03
Originally posted by NobbyNobbs
I do not know if this expression is used in english

Yep, we got in Canada too, Eh!