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Remove unwanted/needed material - DVD Remake

Step 3: Edit the DVD structure and operation.

Open DVD Remake.

File>Import dvd.

Step 4: Select folder where ripped DVD files are stored.

Select folder where ripped DVD files are stored, then hit select. You do not need to open a Vob or ifo, just open the full folder itself.

Your display window will look something like this.

Step 5: Expand the VTS Menu tree so that you can see what is in there.

Tip: When you start to edit, It is best to work from bottom of tree upwards.

Before we start you can see that the original size of DVD folder is 7076.12mb.(B) Lets see how much we can cut by removing unwanted cells and menus.

Step 6:Start to edit menus and movie cells.

First I highlight a VTS set. In this case VTS 6.(C) I then use the scroll bar at the bottom (D) to preview a movie cell to see if its a file I want to keep or remove.

To remove a cell, right click in the cell (E) you are playing at the top of window which is highlighted with a border around it and select Hide Block.You can also hide the "Menu EN" block that corresponds with the movie cell you have hidden.

Tip: Make sure you check the first few opening frames and the last few so you know exactly where each cell starts from and ends up finishing at, to make sure you don't remove anything that make the DVD structure invalid, otherwise it may render your project unusable.

When you look at the tree on the left you can see I have removed most things so far. Now its the tricky part, removing the menus and movie cells which are part of the DVD navigation.

Step 7: Edit movie and menu cells.

Start from left to right in the top movie and menu cells area. Highlighting each cell then scrolling through it with slider remember to check first and last few frames.

Ok now I'm at the first menu with a button I want to hide....."Special Features" From here on I am going to hide blocks that have anything to do with Special Features. Right click special features button then "Hide Button" (F)

On the original disc, when I press the "Special Features" button, the action I would get from pressing this button would be the following movie cell, the blood flows from top to special features but as I don't need this anymore I will go to the movie cells at the top, right click and "Hide Block" (G)

Now its just a case of going through steps 6 & 7 with all the VTS Sets on the left, checking each of the cells in the top window of DVDRemake.

As another example of steps 6 and 7, here is what I did with the "Audio commentary button" and the relative video cells that precide each button.

When you have gone through each VTS set and cell, it is then time to output your new edited DVD.

As you can see in the images below the filesize has been reduced from (B) 7076.12mb to (F)5772.21mb.

Step 8: Export edited dvd files

Now its time to export your project. Go to export folder icon (H) click and create a folder (I put it in same folder so I can find it easy). Double click folder you have just created. When the new folder is open hit select. (G) Your project will now output to folder. This process will take approx 15 mins.When your project is completed exit the program, it will ask you do you want to save project. Hit yes, give it a name just incase you need to come back to it.

Important For Ifoedit.

If you are going to be removing any audio streams make a note of the biggest VTS as this is usually the main movie and it will be where the foreign audio tracks or directors commentary will be located.

Next Step: Check edited files from DVDRM in software DVD player