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Trigger911
6th March 2005, 19:48
Hello,
I've been trying to figure this one out that past couple of weeks. Im whant to take the movies i re-encode and make a main menu that leads to to each real menu (the one that comes with the dvd. I normaly get 2-3 movies on 1 4.7gig dvd-r I have been using dvd author to burn and make my menus. But any help or info would be alsome to have i havnt realy played with meny programs that can do this or know how to edit them myself.

TIA
Trigger911

DnGermany
18th March 2005, 03:31
Give PgcEdit a try, you can use it to add the original menus back dvds. Do a search for it. Basically reauhor the dvd with each movie in a seperate vts. Then create a menu to be used as the Title menu for the whole disc. Fire up PgcEdit and import each menu to the specific vts it belongs to, and the created menu to the first play VGM area. For the specific details look at the guides for Pgcedit adding menus back to dvds. And I assume you have a dvd authoring program, a little knowledge about dvd structures, and how to use dummy pgcs to jump between vts sets. After importing the menus, set up all the links and jumps(dummy pgcs)in the VGM menu, that's basically it. Hope that helps you out.

Trigger911
18th March 2005, 20:44
thank you so much ill have to give this a try
-trigger911

Dimad
22nd March 2005, 14:09
DvdReMake Pro has a "merge DVDs" feature that will put two (at the moment) full DVDs into one preserving menus. Program inserts a start up screen where you can select what disk to play. You can find more info in these guides:
http://www.dimadsoft.com/dvdremakepro/ht_merge_full.php
http://www.dimadsoft.com/dvdremakepro/ht_customize_menu.php

Trigger911
22nd March 2005, 19:15
sounds good i normaly get 3-4 dvds on 1 dvd-r and still got a little extra space left but thanx for the info. love the kblock idea.
-Trigger911