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MauserMan
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  Posted: Thu 29 Oct 2009, 21:04
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Hi!
I have just started to use this great software, and at first I thought it looked way to difficult to use, but after a while I actually managed to remove certain annoying stuff from a few of my dvd's.
Great work, mr Developer  .
here is my question:
I want to remove two audio tracks from a dvd that I own, is it possible to do that with MyDvdEdit?
I would be most grateful for instructions on the matter.
Thanks!
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Jerome
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Posted: Thu 29 Oct 2009, 21:34
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Hi.
It's not possible to physically remote a audio stream or any stream from a VOB file because that would require a new stream multiplexing, and myDVDEdit cannot do it (not really easy).
But you can remove it logically.
If you select a PGC and go to the Information tab, you can uncheck any audio stream you want and this audio stream will not be accessible any more.
Jerome
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MauserMan
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Posted: Thu 29 Oct 2009, 22:03
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| Jérôme wrote: | Hi.
It's not possible to physically remote a audio stream or any stream from a VOB file because that would require a new stream multiplexing, and myDVDEdit cannot do it (not really easy).
But you can remove it logically.
If you select a PGC and go to the Information tab, you can uncheck any audio stream you want and this audio stream will not be accessible any more.
Jérôme |
Thanks for your answer, i'm going to try that tomorrow. I guess i need to get a bit more familiar with the software first. It's not always so easy to find what you're looking for. But practice makes perfect  .
Thanks again!
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