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Maybe I misunderstood but, if what you need is readers that translate the manual in other languages you're welcome to contact me. I could translate it in italian if needed (and of course if the original is not in chinese )Bye |
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just farted
Join Date: Aug 2004
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you know how some movies have like trailers etc in the menu section? will menushrink make those still images too or just the menus?
also, how exactly does it work? if theres like a video in the menu, will it just take a still image of the video and keep the menu options there? |
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Not a god of digital video
Join Date: Oct 2004
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Yes, the lot. But it's extremely rare to see the trailers in the menus. They are referenced by a menu button which takes you to a new title (DVD Shrink would call this an "extra").
Will it just take a still and keep the buttons? Yes. That's what it does. Read the brilliantly authored help file. This tells you exactly how to use it and some technical guff on how it works. This is very different to DVD Shrink, which can not keep the buttons in still image mode (it needs still pictures mode to do this). Regards The link to the guide has been updated - cynthia.
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A couple PgcEdit guides MenuShrink can shrink your menus to 5-10% of their original size. |
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just wanted to say that this is a really cool program. soooo easy to use. thanks and keep it up.
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Digital Video Specialist
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Thanks MonkeyFarmer, I appreciate the feedback! There's a few more things to come in a future release, so stay tuned!
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yeah great program, but how do you burn using it. i read the tutorial but dont completely understand how u incorporate the menushrinkbackup. Do you drag and drop the original video ts folder, then switch to shrink and will have compressed menus? thanks and keep up the good work
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Digital Video Specialist
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Here's how I do it:
1) Rip in file mode with DVD Decrypter into folder MOVIE (for example) 2) Use menushink on MOVIE. The backup folder (MOVIE/MenuShrinkBackup) keeps a copy of the original menus. What's in MOVIE now is the movie with the shrunk down menus. 3) Open MOVIE with DVD Shrink (use the button to open it automatically). Use shrink as you normally would. 4) Burn using your normal burning technique after shrink. Optionally, I use PGCEdit to remove all the stuff I don't want between steps 1 and 2. jeanl |
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that clears it up. thanks guy
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Digital Video Specialist
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MenuShrink Version 1.0 is here!
Version 1.0 has the following new features:
Get the new version at the usual place: http://jean.laroche.free.fr/MenuShrink/ Here's the change log. UI:
Enjoy! jeanl Last edited by jeanl; 4 Mar 2005 at 04:18 AM |
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Left *****
Join Date: Jun 2003
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Thanks for the new version.
I have powerDVD and the soft player button doesn't load the DVD. It loads the program but that is all. |
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Digital Video Specialist
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That's a known problem. Unless you have version 6.0 of PowerDVD, it won't work (it's in the user manual). PowerDVD does not open DVD from the command line before 6.0
But media player classic does! (and it's free). jeanl Last edited by jeanl; 4 Mar 2005 at 04:39 AM |
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Retired
Join Date: Jan 2004
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jeanl, thanks for the update
It's going from strength to strength! Has anybody been in touch with you regarding the amount of space they have saved when incorporating Menushrink. I'd be interested to see the results. A database would be cool with how much space you could save if you used Menushrink..... I wonder which DVDs menus you would save the most space on?
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