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  1. 19th Aug 2006 19:58 #1
    kschang
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    Say I got a commercial DVD, and I like the way its menus are organized, and I want to imitate its structure using the regular stuff like DVDAuthorGUI. Is there something out there that can sort of "decompile" the PGC or menu tree so I can study how it's done? I guess I just need to figure out like thus button does this and links there, and so on and so forth.
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  2. 19th Aug 2006 20:01 #2
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    I would use PGCedit in TRACE mode...

    btw, care to share what menus and on what DVD ? (I like cool stuff too)

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    I think pgcedit might be something you could look into it.
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  4. 23rd Aug 2006 02:51 #4
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    Okay, how about decompiling DVD menus?

    Something that'll extract all the screens, transitions, button animations, and either dump it all to an XML / HTML document, or display in program?
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    dvdunauthor does that, to a format understood by dvdauthor.

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