Removing unwanted extras from a DVD

George Tatum

DVD Rebuilder doesn't have an option to do this. Does anyone know a good IFO editor that will enable me to remove them on the DVD-9 first? I tried ifoedit and it crashed on this DVD (Ifoedit has encountered a problem and needs to close). TIA.

Some Random Dude · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 10:26 am **Post subject:**

I've downed this ed2k: Complete.Dvd.Package.With.Video.Tutorial.Cce.2.7.0.2.Avisynth.2.5.Dvd.Rebuilder.0...0.4.Soopafly.rar [10.75 Mb] [Stats]

It contained a program called DvdRemake Pro. With that it's a piece of cake removing the extras you don't want.

George Tatum · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 11:23 am **Post subject:**

Thanks Some Random Dude, I'll give that a try. :beerchug:

pure · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 11:36 am **Post subject:**

Will check it out aswell. Always interested in some new progs.

Cheers :beerchug:

George Tatum · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 12:58 pm **Post subject:**

According to AVG that archive may be infected by the unknown virus MPH, it's the DVDRemake.exe as well

pure · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 1:09 pm **Post subject:**

George Tatum wrote:

According to AVG that archive may be infected by the unknown virus MPH, it's the DVDRemake.exe as well

Strange Avira AntiVir states it's all ok

George Tatum · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 1:49 pm **Post subject:**

This is virus free though and a more recent version.

Some Random Dude · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 2:37 pm **Post subject:**

Odd, checked the file with Kaspersky and it didn't flag it. I guess it's fine then, but thanks for the updated version though

johnathome · **Posted:** Sun Apr 02, 2006 3:58 pm **Post subject:**

o/t

I have trouble with AVG telling me my java archives are infected, there not tho

ViSCeRaL

George Tatum wrote:

DVD Rebuilder doesn't have an option to do this. Does anyone know a good IFO editor that will enable me to remove them on the DVD-9 first? I tried ifoedit and it crashed on this DVD (Ifoedit has encountered a problem and needs to close). TIA.

You can do the stripping of the extras with DVDShrink really easily, but then make sure that you don't set it to do any encoding.

*Sound of Spud's DVDShrink alarm going off* :lol:

Then, if you need to do any recoding, just use DVD-RB

spudthedestroyer · **Posted:** Mon Apr 03, 2006 10:15 am **Post subject:**

DVDrebuilder has basic abilities to do this, if you just want to ditch all extras or ditch all extras and keep the menus, you just check the box.

George Tatum · **Posted:** Mon Apr 03, 2006 10:34 am **Post subject:**

I had thought of using DVDShrink but I had a play around with it and didn't like it much. @Spud, the DVD in question is 2 Russ Meyer films and a trailer reel on a DVD-9, I wanted to keep both the films and remove the trailer reel. Now I have DvdRemake Pro I've changed my mind and I will split it so that each film is on a separate DVD-5 without having to re-encode so as to keep the quality as good as possible.

spudthedestroyer · **Posted:** Mon Apr 03, 2006 10:44 am **Post subject:**

given the films, i'd just re-encode with 4 pass, but what ever floats your boat :jesus:

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