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I've been a Dvdremake Pro user for a long time now ... it seems that the program can solve almost every problem when it comes to re-authoring a dvd. Not to mention you people, who are willing to spend lots of time helping me as well as others when we need it. Thanx for a fantastic program and excellent support /Julius
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If cell/vob is not used anylonger why should it take valuable space on your DVD. |
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MenuEdit, IfoEdit. |
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Please notice that this can be done easier nowdays with DvdReMake program |
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You need to be 100% sure that this cell/vob is not used anylonger.
Safe alternative to deleting cell(vob) is to replace cell(all cells in the vob) with "empty" cell (cell that contains only few blank frames).
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Start MenuEdit and open vob file;
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Select vob/cell you want to delete (selecting vob will delete all its cells);
Note: you may use "Edit" to preview content of the cell to be sure that it is the one you need.
Note: check "Show all cells" if you want to see cells without buttons.
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“Delete”;
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Confirm that you really want to delete selected vob/cell;
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You are done with MenuEdit, "Exit";
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Don't forget to update corresponding .ifo file when you are finished with the .vob file.
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