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  1. 21st Apr 2005 14:30 #1
    SEALs1230
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    Is there any freeware that I can use to disable menu buttons? I use VOBBlanker to blank out special features and stuff. And what is the point of having the button on the main menu that links to the special features if they arent there? I know menuedit does this but I would prefer something that is free. If there is such a thing, please let me know. Thanks.
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    maybe pgcedit.
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    Have you seen the latest guide "Editing a MENU in a Already Authored DVD" by Sweetness? It's right on the site's main page.
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    Yes, the new button editor in PgcEdit allows you to do that easily. And as always it's free!
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    MenuShrink a free tool to shrink menus into stills with or without audio!
    DVDSubEdit: a free tool to modify your subtitles directly inside the vob.
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    Originally Posted by nic2k4
    Have you seen the latest guide "Editing a MENU in a Already Authored DVD" by Sweetness? It's right on the site's main page.
    Tried that guide. worked like a charm. That program is awesome.
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