Editing existing menu

[kernmartis]

Hi,

I have a double layer DVD with 4 Movies. I would like to copy only 2 selected movies into a single layer DVD. I copied only their respective ifo files and vob files, but at the menu did not come. I should i do to retify this, if i want to copy selected movies.

Regards,

Kern

[Bjs]

Problems are bound to find you sooner or later , as this has been discussed in other messages in the forum .

Your best method to avoid problems :

Create 2 folders , one for each title vob .
Use vobedit to demux the video stream , to the same folder
Same with audio , but you need to know which is the correct stream

You now have vob title , video and audio stream in same folder

Repeat for other title's folder .

When done , delete vob titles .

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You may want to convert the audio into ac3 format .
Besweet for that

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In any paint program , create you menu background , with 2 menu items , such as name of titles .

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You will need to grab , say , the dolby logo , and demux it as well .

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Launch dvdauthorgui , add dolby logo video , then audio .
Add another title , from folder one , both video and audio .
Repeat , but add folder two's files .

Goto menu's , create m2v , choose your created menu background .
Hopefully you saved it as a bmp or jpg , and same as required by project , pal is 720x576 .

Now add 2 buttons , and position them where you like .
Link button 1 too title 2
Link button 2 too title 3

Title one will play at start by default .

Author dvd to folder .

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Launch pcgedit
Open authored dvd
Go to title 2 , add post command 30 08 00 02 00 C0 00 00
Same for title 3
Save dvd , play test it .

If no audio , install ac3_filters package

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Hope that helps , it should help avoid problems with other dvd players .

Rules :

Dvd-r only
Max is 4.3gigs
Burn at 4x for best fixation of burnt media .